Political Violence in Ethiopia: Some Reflections on the Red Terror and its Legacies by Tafesse Olika

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When the doorman of the building did not even say “good morning”: a "dehumanized" figure of the literature of red terror by Marco da Costa

“…The article focuses on analyzing, through a representative sample of texts published during the civil war by novelists and intellectuals of the national side, the figure of the doorman and the process of dehumanization and animalization that would be carried out with regard to one of the characters of the rearguard that was most stereotyped in the literature on the Red Terror. Likewise, it is intended to highlight how, behind the pejorative image offered by such authors as Tomás Borrás, Agustín de Foxá, Wenceslao Fernández Flórez, Alfredo Marqueríe, Félix Cuquerella, Edgar Neville, or José-Vicente Puente on the doorman’s profession and functions within the framework to annihilate the fifth columnist enemy, a reactionary, elitist, misoneist, and misogynist ideology was hidden, for whom the doorman symbolized social anarchy and the disappearance of the hierarchical pyramid of the old regime.…”
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The Chip and The Pale Truth by V. Zazubrin and Chocolate by A. Tarasov-Rodionov as “irrelevant” works: to the problem of “Red Terror” in the literature 1920s by Elena Proskurina

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BLOODY “ALMAZ”: DE/CONSTRUCTION OF ONE REVOLUTION MYTH IN ODESA by Taras Vintskovskyi

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Counterrevolutionary Crimes in Judicial Practice of Simbirsk Governorate Revolutionary Tribunal in 1918-1920 by R. A. Mukhamedov, M. V. Chigrin, A. A. Nikitin

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From the Forgotten Russian Avant-Garde: An Unknown Acrostic by I.A.Aksenov Dedicated to K.A.Bol’shakov. (On IWL RAS Archival Materials) by Alessandro Farsetti

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«Kolchak and Pepeliaev in prison»: memories of M. A. Grishina-Almazova by D. I. Petin, M. M. Stelmak

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Orthodox clergy, persecutions of Church, Ad Hoc Committee on Investigation of Crimes of Bolsheviks under Commander-in-Chief of Armed Forces of the South of Russia, sources for Church history, Civil War, “red terror”, archbishop Mitrofan (Simashkevich), bishop Germogen (Maximov) by Yulia Biryukova

“…This article deals with motives and scale of murders of the clergy in the period of “red terror” in South Russia in 1918‒1919 as well as with the attitude of the population to these events. …”
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At the turning point: the Russian Orthodox Church in years of great upheavals (about new monograph by A. S. Puchenkov, V. V. Kalinovsky) by S. L. Firsov

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Forced labor camps in the territory of Moscow Governorate in 1919–1922: work and everyday life by Il'ya V. Udovenko

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All-Russian extraordinary commission (Cheka) and Russian Orthodox Church in 1918 by Sergei Leonov

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Documents of the Ad Hoc Comitee on investigation of crimes of bolsheviks under Commander-in-Chief of Armed forces of the South of Russia as a source for the history of Russian Orth... by Yulia Biryukova

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Latvian Shooters and Izhevsk Anty-Bolsheviks Revolt Suppression by E G Renev

“…The article deals with a theme of so-called decision role of the Latvian shooters in the suppression of the Izhevsk Anti-Bolsheviks revolt of 1918 and their participation in the mass Red terror which has followed. Analyzing different points of view and documents the author proves that its role was very exaggerated and even distorted by the modern historiography.…”
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Unknown facts of Artek’s famous history by Anna V. Koptseva

“…People’s Commissariat of Public Health Nikolay Alexandrovich Semashko and first chief physician of Artek Feodor Feodorovich Shishmarev had significant impact on development of children healthcare and the strengthening of medical personnel during the most difficult years of “Red Terror” in Crimea.…”
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International Federation of Free Journalists: Opposing Communist Propaganda During the Cold War by Martin Nekola

“…The Federation warned the Western public against the injustices, false propaganda and the red terror in Eastern Europe for four decades.…”
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The future of Russia and Ukraine in the representations of russian intelligents of the civil war (on smallpublications in crimean newspapers 1919–1920 years) by S. B. Filimonov

“…The source significance of the newspapers published in the “white”Crimeain 1917–1920 is characterized and which became the result of the red terror of 1920–1921, when they were threatened with execution by bibliographic rarity, for the history of the domestic intelligentsia, science and culture. …”
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Wersalski przyczółek nad Wisłą — most czy bariera? Myśl polityczna Pawła Jasienicy w kontekście rozważań o początkach II Rzeczypospolitej. Zarys problemu by Arkadiusz Kierys

“…Polish society mass participation in Polish-Bolshevik war 1920 and its successful outcome was caused also by the fear of Soviets’ „red terror”.</p>…”
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The issue of the genocide of the Ukrainian people in modern conditions (Historical aspect) by Olena Oleksiyivna Stadnyk, Nataliia Petrivna Kuzminets, Galyna Andriivna Shpytalenko, Kostiantyn Ivanovych Bryl, Liudmyla Viktorivna Hutsalo

“…It focuses on the time Ukraine was under Soviet control, highlighting genocidal acts like the Red Terror, punishment of the intelligentsia, and the Holodomor. …”
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CRIMEAN KARAITES IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA (1918 – 1920) by D. A. Prokhorov

“…Many were killed in battles against the Red Army and the Bolshevik «Red» terror; some managed to leave the Crimean peninsula. …”
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Special features of the anti-church repression in Nizhny Novgorod province and the response of the diocesan authorities in 1918–1921 by Oksana Serukhina

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