A.G. Shkuro, Zapiski belogo partizana (Moscow, 2004)

◈ S143, ch. 6 paragraph 5 →

…and autumn of 1917 its units held the front against Turkish troops, while Kurdish bands raided their rear […]. There were many Khoper Cossacks among them: the 1st Khoper Regiment belonged to the 1st Caucasian Cossack…

◈ S143, chs 6–7 paragraph 6 →

…heard, the Bolsheviks kept a checkpoint, walked round the station and reached Kislovodsk in a goods wagon […]. △ The family account and Shkuro’s memoirs agree on the essentials — the sea, Makhachkala, the troop trains,…

◈ S143, ch. 7 paragraph 7 →

…and merciless shootings”, which had already killed “a great many officers and the most prominent Cossacks” […]. At dawn on 5 September 1918 Shkuro’s detachment took the stanitsa […]; that…

◈ S143, ch. 15 paragraph 7 →

…and merciless shootings”, which had already killed “a great many officers and the most prominent Cossacks” […]. At dawn on 5 September 1918 Shkuro’s detachment took the stanitsa […]; that…

◈ S143, chs 7, 11 paragraph 17 →

…“the most prominent Cossacks”, and in neighbouring Suvorovskaya and Burgustanskaya took them as hostages […]. In the spring of 1920, General Fostikov recalled, “everything was registered” on Kuban farms — grain,…

◈ S143, ch. 15 paragraph 20 →

…rose in the mountains; and only from mid-September 1920 did the stanitsa remain in Soviet hands for good […]. In the spring of 1918, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were arresting…

◈ S143, ch. 7 paragraph 20 →

…rose in the mountains; and only from mid-September 1920 did the stanitsa remain in Soviet hands for good […]. In the spring of 1918, in the words of a local officer quoted by Shkuro, the new authorities were arresting…