KnowraWhite movementLinked fromLinked fromThe 23 pages that link to White movement, each with the reason it gives.All 23Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 3Compared with 13Russian RevolutionCompared with: Its military resistance opposed the regime produced by the Bolshevik takeover.Red ArmyCompared with: Its fragmented armies were the Red Army’s principal opponents.Ukrainian People's RepublicCompared with: White leaders generally opposed Ukrainian independence and fought the republic's forces.Ukrainian War of IndependenceCompared with: Its opposition to Ukrainian separation made it a rival to national independence as well as to Bolshevism.Nestor MakhnoCompared with: Makhno’s insurgents fought White armies, especially Denikin’s forces in southern Ukraine.Symon PetliuraCompared with: Its denial of Ukrainian independence put it at odds with Petliura’s national project.Kronstadt RebellionCompared with: Kronstadt rebels rejected Bolshevik rule but did not seek a return to the White movement’s political order.Damdin SükhbaatarCompared with: White forces, including Ungern-Sternberg’s troops, opposed the revolutionary forces Sükhbaatar led.History of RussiaCompared with: Its fragmented alternative clarifies how Bolshevik rule prevailed after 1917.Ukrainian–Soviet WarCompared with: White armies also fought in Ukraine, but generally rejected Ukrainian independence.Beat the Whites with the Red WedgeCompared with: The white circle stands for the opponents targeted by the red wedge.Aleksey Nikolayevich TolstoyCompared with: Tolstoy’s return to Soviet Russia contrasted with the continued exile of many anti-Bolshevik émigrés.Mongolian RevolutionCompared with: Baron Ungern-Sternberg's forces briefly seized Urga before revolutionary forces drove them out.