| 词条 | Peasant rebellion of Sorokino |
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|conflict= Sorokino rebellion |partof= the Russian Civil War |image= |caption= |date= early 1921{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} |place= eastern Altai Krai{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} |result= Bolshevik victory |combatant1= Peasant rebels and White Army veterans{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=103, 104}} |combatant2={{flagicon image|Flag of the Russian SFSR (1918-1920).svg}} Russian SFSR
|commander1= Elistar Petrovič Listkov{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=106}}{{efn|Even though Listkov, a former Imperial Russian Army soldier and World War I veteran, reportedly served as rebel commander during the uprising, he was not put on trial until 1938, leaving the actual extent of his activity as insurgent unclear. In that year, he was convicted and executed in course of the NKVD Order No. 00447 purges.{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=106–108}}}} (unit commander) |commander2= Unknown |strength1= 5,000–10,000{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} |strength2= Unknown |casualties1= |casualties2= |casualties3= |}}{{Campaignbox Russian Civil War}}{{Eastern Front of Russian Civil War}}{{One source | date = October 2018 }} The Peasant rebellion of Sorokino,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} officially called the Kulak Rebellion of Sorokino{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=107}} by the Soviet authorities, was a popular uprising against the Soviet policy of war communism in what is today eastern Altai Krai. After the Russian SFSR's tax policy had effectively destroyed the economic basis of many peasants, they took up arms in order to force the communist government from their lands in early 1921.{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=94}} Centered in the area east of Barnaul and north of Biysk,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=107}} the peasant rebels, around 5,000–10,000 men strong,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} rallied around the mottos "For a clean Soviet power" and "Soviets without communists".{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=92}} Supported by White Army veterans,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=103, 104}} the peasant rebels formed units, elected commanders and began to fight both the Red Army as well as local pro-government paramilitaries.{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=102, 107}} The exact course of the rebellion is unclear, but the government eventually crushed the uprising,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=94}} and went on to denounce the rebels as rich Kulaks and bandits.{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=106, 107}} The history of the Sorokino rebellion eventually regained some importance when NKVD Order No. 00447 was implemented in 1937, as many former rebels were again put on trial and convicted,{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|pp=92, 93}} with those identified as insurgent commanders{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=97}} and former White Army officers mostly being executed.{{sfnp|Jusopova|2010|p=103}} Notes{{notelist}}ReferencesBibliography
|last= Jusopova |first= Evgenija |chapter= Vorgehen gegen die Teilnehmer des Aufstandes von Sorokino in der Altaj-Region |editor1=Rolf Binner |editor2=Bernd Bonwetsch |editor3=Marc Junge |authorlink= |ref=harv |title= Stalinismus in der sowjetischen Provinz 1937–1938. Die Massenaktion aufgrund des operativen Befehls No. 00447 |language= German |url= https://books.google.com/?id=6sDmBQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false |date=2010 |publisher=Akademie Verlag |location=Berlin |isbn=978-3-05-004685-3 |page= |pages=91–109}} 9 : 20th-century rebellions|Political repression in Russia|Peasant revolts|Rebellions in Russia|Russian Civil War|1921 in Russia|Conflicts in 1921|Altai Krai|Barnaul |
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