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=='''History'''== | =='''History'''== | ||
In the onset of the Second Russian civil war, anarchist militias rose up in the republica of Tuva, Altai and Khakassia. They were successful in capturing a few villages, but were quickly stalled.<br> | In the onset of the Second Russian civil war, anarchist militias rose up in the republica of Tuva, Altai and Khakassia. They were successful in capturing a few villages, but were quickly stalled.<br> | ||
Ať the same time, Michail Millerov, an ethnic Don Cossack from Ukraine, was leading an anarchist militia in Ukraine, fighting off against the Russian Army, the Lwów People's Republic and the NATO-backed Ukrainian State.<br> | Ať the same time, [[File:Neosynd.png]]Michail Millerov, an ethnic Don Cossack from Ukraine, was leading an anarchist militia in Ukraine, fighting off against the Russian Army, the Lwów People's Republic and the NATO-backed nationalist Ukrainian State.<br> | ||
The anarchists in Tuva called for help from the militia as well as the BOAK. Both organisations accepted the offer and took the first train to Kyzyl. In the city's train station [[File:Neosynd.png]]Millerov declared that "The united anarchist front will establish order without parasitism."<br> | |||
In the next five months, | |||
Revision as of 02:51, 30 January 2024
History
In the onset of the Second Russian civil war, anarchist militias rose up in the republica of Tuva, Altai and Khakassia. They were successful in capturing a few villages, but were quickly stalled.
Ať the same time, 
Michail Millerov, an ethnic Don Cossack from Ukraine, was leading an anarchist militia in Ukraine, fighting off against the Russian Army, the Lwów People's Republic and the NATO-backed nationalist Ukrainian State.
The anarchists in Tuva called for help from the militia as well as the BOAK. Both organisations accepted the offer and took the first train to Kyzyl. In the city's train station Millerov declared that "The united anarchist front will establish order without parasitism."
In the next five months,