Baltische Landeswehr elements

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The Baltische Landeswehr elements were German-led Baltic paramilitary units composed largely of Baltic Germans that fought in the chaotic post–World War I conflicts in the Baltic region, including against Estonian forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military formation
paramilitary unit
activeYearsEnd 1919
activeYearsStart 1918
allegiance Baltic German interests
German military leadership
commandStructure German-led command
conflict Estonian War of Independence NERFINISHED
Latvian War of Independence NERFINISHED
post–World War I conflicts in the Baltic region
country German Empire
disbandedIn 1919
ethnicComposition Baltic Germans NERFINISHED
Germans NERFINISHED
hasRole anti-Bolshevik force
counterrevolutionary force
historicalContext German withdrawal from the Eastern Front after World War I
collapse of the Russian Empire
militaryBranch land forces
notableOpposition Estonian Army NERFINISHED
Latvian Army NERFINISHED
operatedIn Baltic region NERFINISHED
Estonia NERFINISHED
Latvia NERFINISHED
opposedBy Estonian forces NERFINISHED
Latvian national forces NERFINISHED
Red Army NERFINISHED
partOf Baltische Landeswehr NERFINISHED
purpose to fight Bolshevik forces in the Baltic region
to secure Baltic German political and economic interests
recruitedFrom Baltic German population
former Imperial German Army soldiers
region Baltic States NERFINISHED
status disbanded
timePeriod post–World War I
typeOfOrganization volunteer military unit
usedLanguage German

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Estonian War of Independence belligerent Baltische Landeswehr elements