Anti-Soviet partisans
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Polish anti-communist partisans in 1947.
Anti-Soviet partisans may refer to various resistance movements that opposed Soviet Union and its satellite states at various periods during 20th century.
During Russian Civil War and Interwar Period
During Second World War and its aftermath
- Belarusian Independence Party
- Chechen rebels
- Cursed soldiers (Poland)
- Forest Brothers (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)
- Jewish Military Union
- Goryani (Bulgaria)
- Romanian anti-communist resistance movement
- Armata Neagră (Moldova)
- Ukrainian Insurgent Army
- Organisations formed by Nazi-Germany
- GULAG Operation
- Lithuanian partisans (1941)
- Ukrainian People's Revolutionary Army
- Black Cats (Belarus)
- Crusaders (guerrilla) (Croatia)
- Werwolf (Germany)
- Domobranci (Slovenia)
During Cold War
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