Fighting transitions of soldiers to enemy in the Civil War: the view of the White Army corps commander by A. V. Posadskiy

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The Image of the White Army Agent General Nosovich in the Novella Bread by Alexey N. Tolstoy by Andrey V. Ganin

“…The article analyzes the image of a historical figure of the White Army agent Nosovich in A.N. Tolstoy’s novella Bread. …”
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The Whites in Belogradchik [In Bulgarian] by V. Kachev

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Покушај изградње руске цркве у Сарајеву између два свјетска рата by Dalibor Petrović

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The system of local self-government under government of A. V. Kolchak (The Case of Perm province) by V. I. Teterin

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Jewish national units among the troops of Ataman G.M. Semyonov in the Transbaikal, 1919-1920 by Denis R. Kasatochkin

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A collective portrait of the ex–White Guards repressed in Omsk in the case of the «Artamonov`s organization» in 1937 by D. I. Petin

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1st Terek Cossack Division in Donets Region (1919) by Yuri Pyltsyn

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Features of the Regional Food Market in the Crimea and Northern Taurida during the Civil War (Spring – Autumn 1920) by Vasily Tsvetkov, Elena Tsvetkova

“…The influence is shown with regards to the changes in the situation at the front of the White Army, on the dynamics of the local market prices. …”
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SIBERIAN CADET CORPS IN THE YEARS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THE CIVIL WAR by V. A. Shuldyakov

“…Subsequently, many of them rose in the ranks of the Russian White Army, and then went into exile through China to the Balkans.…”
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L’historiographie de l’émigration russe anti‑bolchévique : by Catherine Gousseff

“…This article presents the context of the development of the new Russian historiography on anti-Bolshevik emigration and situates Oleg Budnickij’s original contribution to this field, which is marked by two dominant trends: the study of veterans of the White Army and of the cultural production of emigration. …”
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ON THE ISSUE OF CELEBRATING THE DAY OF HOLDERS OF ST. GEORGE’S CROSS AND RENEWAL OF ST. GEORGE’S ORDERS IN WHITE SIBERIA DURING THE CIVIL WAR by A. V. Sushko

“…George’s Orders in the White army in the East. The author comes to a conclusion that the authorities were not able to create an award system, complying with the demands of the Revolution period. …”
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Cuba and South-South Cooperation: Any contribution of a socialist regime to IDC? by Marina Bolfarine Caixeta

“…This papper discuss how a socialist regime can realize South-South Cooperation, especially the one dedicated to public health services: the so-called Cuban “White Army” around the world and also the Latin American Medical School (ELAM).…”
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The Political Position of Southeast Russian Church Council (1919) During the Civil War by Biriukova Iuliia

“…According to the council the main purpose of the Church was to work constructively in a religious and moral sphere. Since the White Army became an ally of the Church in its struggle with militant atheism, the leader of the White Movement General Anton Denikin was the only political fi gure who received a special support from the council…”
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In Memoru of Alexander M. Poniatoff (1892 – 1980) by V. P. Samokhin, K. V. Meshcherinova

“…The description of life AM Poniatowa in childhood and youth, his education in Russia and Germany, in the imperial service, and the "white" army, emigration and employment in the United States, including the establishment of the company AMPEX details and interesting facts from its progressive development into a global leader audio and video equipment. …”
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Motherland in the Philosophical Constructions of I.A. Ilyin: Literary Projections by Evgeny R. Ponomarev

“…It highlights certain changes in the definition of the Motherland: in the beginning of his philosophical career, Ilyin understands Motherland as related to the Civil War and the interests of the White Army; later, he moves this concept to religious sphere; by the end of the 1920s he relegates Motherland to the context of world history and Russian culture. …”
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Punitive Policy of North-West Army and Its Implementation on the Approaches to Petrograd in Autumn of 1919 by I. S. Ratkovsky

“…Comments are made on the events that took place in the largest Petrograd suburbs - Gatchina, Pavlovsk, Detsky Selo and other closely located settlements after their transfer to the control of the White Army. It is noted that it was there that mass cases of capital punishment were recorded. …”
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РУМЫНИЯ И ФИНЛЯНДИЯ: АНТИБОЛЬШЕВИСТСКАЯ ИНТЕРВЕНЦИЯ В СОСЕДНИЕ ГОСУДАРСТВА В 1919 ГОДУ. СРАВНИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ... by Дмитро БОНДАРЕНКО

“…Horthy to form National White army. Romanian army had advanced from the border ofHungaryto its capital and occupiedBudapest. …”
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The Last Battles of the Civil War in the Far Eastern Republic (On the Memoirs of I.A. Makhanov) by Igor Tyumentsev

“…Makhanov made interesting descriptions of the battles at the In and Olgokhta stations – the final battles of the People’s Revolutionary Army of the Far Eastern Republic against the last military formations of the White Army. Memoirs of I.A. Makhanov are an important and informative source on the history of the final stage of the Civil War in Russia. …”
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CONDITION OF HORSE-BREEDING IN BURNS IN 1914–1922: DYNAMICS OF CHANGES by Valentina Evgenevna Ivanenko, Marina Anatolevna Podkovyrova

“…It was caused by a number of reasons: after 1916, the peasants had no incentive for raising horses for army supplies; mobilization of horses in the Red and White Army; when performing horse-drawn duties, horses often died from poor feeding and overwork; the confiscation of horses during the execution of food allocation; the lack of feed caused by the drought of 1920 and 1921, as well as the removal of feed due to food allocations. …”
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