White movement

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The White movement was a loose coalition of anti-Bolshevik forces—comprising monarchists, conservatives, liberals, and other opponents of the Russian Revolution—that fought to overthrow the Soviet regime during the Russian Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf counter-revolutionary movement
military coalition
political movement
alsoKnownAs White Guard movement
White forces
Whites
conflict Russian Civil War
country Russia
endTime 1923
foughtAgainst Red Army
Ukrainian anarchists
various nationalist movements in former Russian Empire
hasGoal overthrow of Bolshevik government
re-establishment of a non-Bolshevik state in Russia
restoration of law and order in Russia
hasIdeology Russian nationalism
anti-Bolshevism
anti-communism
conservatism
liberalism
monarchism
hasPart White Army
surface form: Armed Forces of South Russia

Anton Denikin
surface form: Denikin regime

Don Cossack forces
Kolchak government
Kuban Cossack forces
Northwestern Army
Orenburg Cossack forces
White Army
surface form: Russian Army (Wrangel)

Siberian Army
White Army
surface form: Volunteer Army

White Army
Wrangel government in Crimea
leader Alexander Kolchak
Anton Denikin
Lavr Kornilov
Mikhail Alekseyev
Nikolai Yudenich
Pyotr Krasnov
Pyotr Wrangel
Roman von Ungern-Sternberg
notableEvent Ice March
surface form: Great Siberian Ice March

Ice March
opposedTo Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolsheviks

Russian SFSR
surface form: Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic

Soviet regime
outcome defeat
partOf Russian Civil War
religion Russian Orthodox Church
surface form: Russian Orthodoxy
resultedIn emigration of White Russians
startTime 1917
supportedBy Czechoslovakia
France
Japan
Poland
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States

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Alexander Kolchak allegiance White movement
Anton Denikin allegiance White movement
Nikolai Yudenich allegiance White movement
Orenburg Cossack forces allegiance White movement
this entity surface form: White movement during Russian Civil War
Pyotr Krasnov allegiance White movement
Roman von Ungern-Sternberg allegiance White movement
Ural Cossack forces allegiance White movement
White Guard movement alsoKnownAs White movement
Whites alternativeNameOf White movement
this entity surface form: Russian White movement
Russian Civil War belligerent White movement
Green armies differentiatesFrom White movement
5th Army (Red Army) engagedAgainst White movement
this entity surface form: White movement forces
Denikin offensive on Moscow faction White movement
Don Army ideology White movement
Alexander Kolchak movement White movement
Anton Denikin movement White movement
Lavr Kornilov movement White movement
Mikhail Alekseyev movement White movement
Nikolai Yudenich movement White movement
Pyotr Krasnov movement White movement
Pyotr Wrangel movement White movement
Nestor Makhno opponent White movement
RKKA opponent White movement
Cheka opposedBy White movement
Red Terror opposedBy White movement
this entity surface form: White movement (anti-Bolshevik forces)
War Communism opposedBy White movement
Green armies opposedTo White movement
Russian Revolution opposedTo White movement
Don Army partOf White movement
Don Cossack forces partOf White movement
Kuban Cossack forces partOf White movement
Northwestern Army partOf White movement
Siberian Army partOf White movement
Volunteer Army partOf White movement
White Army partOf White movement
Wrangel government in Crimea partOf White movement
White Terror perpetratedBy White movement
subject surface form: White Terror (Russian Civil War)
Kolchak government politicalAlignment White movement
Kolchak offensive in Siberia relatedTo White movement
this entity surface form: White movement in the Russian Civil War
Mikhail Alekseyev roleIn White movement
Lavr Kornilov sideInConflict White movement
Orenburg Cossack forces sideInConflict White movement