Group of forces in battle with the counterrevolution in the South of Russia
300 Red Guards
Detachment of the Black Sea Fleet
Casualties and losses
1 killed, 4 wounded
13 Red Guards and 5 sailors killed
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Ukrainian–Soviet War (1917–1921)
Kharkiv (Dec 1917)
Kruty (Jan 1918)
Darnytsia
Kiev (Feb 1918)
Operation Faustschlag (Feb 1918
Severynivka
Battle of Berdychiv [uk]
Battle for Kamianets-Podilskyi [uk]
The Battle of Irpin [uk]
German Occupation of Kiev [uk]
Donbas [uk]
Battle for Izyum [uk]
Crimea
Uprising of Crimean Tatars [uk]
1918 Ukrainian coup d'état
Motovilivka (Nov 1918)
Ukraine (1919)
Kiev (Jan 1919)
Kiev (Aug 1919)
Triangle of Death
First Winter Campaign (1919–20)
Kiev (1920)
Second Winter Campaign (1921)
Bolshevik uprisings in Ukraine
Dubno (Oct 1917)
Kiev (Nov 1917)
Vinnytsia (Nov 1917)
Aleksandrovsk (Dec 1917)
Ekaterinoslav (Jan 1918)
Kiev (Jan–Feb 1918)
Odessa (Jan 1918)
The Oleksandrivsk Uprising (Ukrainian: Олександрівське Повстання) was an armed workers' rebellion that broke out against the Central Council of Ukraine in the city of Oleksandrivsk on 25 December [O.S. 12 December] 1917. Led by local Bolsheviks, detachments of the Red Guards and Black Sea Fleet managed to occupy much of the city for 3 days, but were defeated by the forces of the Ukrainian People's Army. Despite the initial UPA victory, on 2 January 1918 [O.S. 20 December 1917], the Red Guards returned to Oleksandrivsk and captured the city, establishing "soviet power".
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