Anti-Semitism and the Makhnovists Malet finds that - despite false allegations - Makhno was not anti-Semitic and that incidents of anti-Semitism among the Makhnovists were less…
Staradolz, Alexander, ?-1936 A short account of Alexander Staradolz who fought with Makhno and Durruti.
Lepetchenko, Ivan and Alexander A short account of the lives of the Lepetchenko brothers, Alexander and Ivan, who fought with the Makhnovists.
Zuychenko, Nazar Semenovich, 1887/8-1938 A short biography of Nazar Zuychenko, one of first members of Gulyai Poye Anarchist Communist Group, persecuted by the Soviet authorities
Chuchko, Ivan Minovich, 1893-1938 A short biography of Ivan Chuchko, Makhnovist commander hounded by the Soviet authorities for many years.
The Kolesnikov uprising A short account of the uprising against the Bolsheviks led by Ivan Kolesnikov, like Fomin and Sapozhkov an ex-Red Army man.
The Greek Makhnovists A short account of the role of the Black Sea Greeks in the Makhnovist movement.
Ivanyuk, ?-1921 A short biography of Ivanyuk, independent-minded Makhnovist commander, who died in the last major battle of the movement.
Pravda, Simeon (Batko Pravda), 1877-1921 A short biography of Simeon Pravda, one of the most colourful of the Makhnovist commanders.
Zhivoder, c.1883-1920 A short biography of Zhivoder, a revolutionary sailor who moved from Bolshevism to anarchism.
Brova, Mikhail or Brava aka Batko Brova, ?-1921 A short biography of Mikhail Brova, Makhnovist commander, anarchist communist and associate of Maslakov
The Brothers Parkhomenko: a tale of the Russian Civil War The story of the Parkhomenko brothers, symbolic of the fratricidal struggle of the Russian Civil War
