South Russia 1919 campaign
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Was a military offensive by pro-White South Russia during the Russian Civil War.
Chronology
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June 1919: Russian general Denikin's troops took the cities of Kharkov and Belgorod.
June 1919: White troops under Wrangel's command took Tsaritsyn.
August 1919: The Red Army, stretched thin by fighting on all fronts, was forced out of Kiev.
September 1919: Kursk and Orel were taken by White forces, on 20 September and 14 October, respectively.
December 1919: The Red Army recaptured Kiev on 17 December.
February 1920: The Red Army took Krasnovodsk, south of Fort Alexandrovsk.
October 1919: Kursk and Orel were taken by White forces, on 20 September and 14 October, respectively.
December 1919: The Soviets captured the city of Tajpak.
March 1920: By the end of March 1920, Denikin's troops were retreating in the Caucasus and Port Petrovsk was abandoned to the advancing Red Army.
November 1919: Kursk was retaken by the Reds.
Was a military campaign of the Russian Civil War in which White forces repulsed attacks of the Red Army on the Don Host Oblast and occupied the Donbass region.
November 1918: The Whites entered Lugansk and took controle of the Lugansk and Slovianoserbsk districts.
December 1918: The Cossacks entered Debaltsevo, Donetsk and Mariupol.
January 1919: The Lozovaya-Sinelnikovo line was taken by the communists.
January 1919: Bolshevik units led by Kozhevnikov units occupied Kostiantynivka and Bakhmut.
March 1919: On March 20, the Red Army captured Donesk.
March 1919: Andrei Shkuro's White troops broke through the front of the Reds at Krindachyovka and took Debaltsevo.
May 1919: Shkuro's cavalry captured Donetsk (Yuzovka) and Avdeevka and the Kornilov division took Debaltsevo.
May 1919: Lugansk occupied by the Whites on 27 May.
April 1919: The Red 1st Zadneprovskaya division of Pavel Dybenko seized Melitopol, cutting the White Azov Front in two.
March 1919: Units of the 13th Red Army attacked from the Northwest and forced the depleted Volunteer battalions to retreat from Debaltsevo.
May 1919: The Bolsheviks launched the offensive on May 14, and on the next day retook Lugansk.
March 1919: Communist and Anarchis detachments seized Volnovakha.
March 1919: Mariupol conquered by russia.
February 1919: The Makhno brigade recaptured Polohy.
March 1919: They Bolsheviks pushed the enemy towards the south and west of the Donetsk basin.
May 1919: Lugansk conquered by South Russia (Whites).
January 1919: On January 16 the Reds took Bilovodsk.
May 1919: The Whites reached the Millerovo station.
March 1919: Makhno (Communists) seized Berdyansk on March 15.
June 1919: The Bolshevik 13th Army retreated in disorder to the North, stopping only a month later in the area of Novy Oskol.
January 1919: By January 14 the Reds occupied Starobilsk and entered the Northern Donbass, having seized the stations Logvinovo, Popasnaya, Kramatorskaya, Slavyansk.
May 1919: The Whites took Yenakiyevo.
