Are the Cossacks best understood as bandits, soldiers ... - Reddit
2017年6月12日 · Returning our focus to the USSR, in the 1920s and 30s, the Cossacks were seen as emblems of the ancien regime, and efforts were made to expunge Cossack culture from traditional areas. There is an infamous order written by Sverdlov, which called for "mass terror" against the Cossacks and certainly 1919-20 saw murderous violence directed against ...
What are the differences between Cossacks/Tatars? Where do
2015年4月28日 · Mongols and Turks and Bulgars and Hungarians are similar in that they were nomads/semi-nomads, and migrated. Bulgars and Turks are Turkic a big family Bulgars dispersed, on the west they intermingled and married …
Did Zaporozhian Cossacks practice horse archery? : r/history - Reddit
Although, as u/Morozov already wrote, Zaporozhian Cossacks were forming primarily infantry units, especially register Cossacks in service of Polish-Lithuania Commonwealth, there were also those who were taking active part in defending their settlements against marauding Tatars (what usually required usage of cavalry) or participating in the ...
To what extent were 'true' Cossacks involved in the pogroms of
2023年9月18日 · Petlyura’s Cossacks were not the “real” Cossacks – members of the closed militarized communities that served Russian Tsars and in the Russian army, and who later joined the Denikin Army. In the first half of 1919, the term “Cossacks” was very often used to refer to the soldiers of the new Ukrainian People’s Army.
What were the relationships between Ukrainian peasants and the …
2021年11月21日 · Morfolk • Ukraine • 2 yr. ago. Cossacks were just our army and most of them were peasantry. The biggest difference was that they were self-organized instead of created and maintained by the state. It's not unusual to warn girls to be careful around a …
Why were the Cossacks so influential? : r/HistoriansAnswered
2024年4月19日 · Why were the Cossacks so influential? Nobody's responded to this post yet. Add your thoughts and get the conversation going. 6.4K subscribers in the HistoriansAnswered community. Crossposts answered questions from r/AskHistorians.
It seems that Cossacks are used as enforcers by the Russian
2022年2月11日 · Across the 17th and 18th centuries, there were mass uprisings in Central Russia, the Don and the Volga regions of both Cossacks and peasants which were natural allies initially. These uprisings were crushed often with the help of foreign mercenaries and non-Russian nationalities (like the Ukrainian Cossacks working to crush the Bulavin rebellion).
Why were Cossacks orthodox instead of Catholic? : r/AskHistorians …
2023年2月23日 · Posted by u/Remote_Doughnut_5261 - 1 vote and 1 comment
Who were the служилые люди in Siberia? Were they also …
2022年5月4日 · "Служилые люди" didn't have an autonomy like Cossacks, they were more like something approaching regular army (as much as it was possible in 16-18 centuries). But in case of Siberia it depends on what period of time we are talking about.
what are the Cossacks? What is their role today? : r/AskARussian
2020年12月28日 · Some cossacks were enlisted in the Polish Registry (казачий реестр), what in fact was (continuing the piracy analogy) a formation of corsairs or privateers. That was their function. The history of relationship between Cossacks and the Russian government is convoluted and heavily romanticized as well.