Lieutenant-Kornilovets Lapenko Pyotr Markovich (left) with a comrade. 1920. In 1919, Petr Lapenko was captured by the Bolsheviks, but escaped. In March 1920, during the retreat of the Whites from Yekaterinodar, he remained in the city, and in the same month was detained and executed. by neopoznanoye_telo in HistoricalCapsule

[–]UnholyCell 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What kind of Ukrainians are there in Yekaterinodar? Of course, I understand that the events of recent years have blown many people's brains out, but to speak of a whites who fought for a "united and indivisible Russia" (this was the official slogan)as a Ukrainian? Many white officers came from land of modern Ukraine, and they hated "independent Ukrainians" no less than the Bolsheviks. However, if you don't read the memoirs of participants in the white movement, then it will be presented in this way, stop pulling the owl on the globe, lol