1920

Ganja revolt, anti-Bolshevik rebellion in Ganja, Azerbaijan

• Pitchfork Uprising, Tatars and Bashkirs, February 4 - mid-March,

• Major uprising against the occupying Russian XI Army in Ganja, Azerbaijan Democratic Republic

• Red Army captured Khiva and set up a Young Khivan provisional government

• War with Emirate of Bukhara

• War with Chukchi people

• Mountainous Republic of the Northern Caucasus was occupied by the Red Army of Bolshevik Russia

• Uprising of Botlikhs nationalists, a movement originating in West Avaria, in the Andi-Koisu river basin. The uprising was suppressed by Communist troops

• Large group of Kalmyks fled from Russia with the remnants of the defeated White Army to the Black Sea ports of Turkey

• Red Army smashed General Wrangel's resistance in the Crimea, forcing the evacuation of some 150,000 White army soldiers and their families to Constantinople, Turkey

• Occupation of Azerbaijan

• Soviet rule was established in Dagestan

• Lapp schools were made to serve the new ideology

• Republic of Armenia conquered by the Soviet Red Army

• Mongolian agents and Bogd Khan disrupted Soviet secret operations in Tibet to change its regime

• The British evacuate the Crimea and 150 thousand Russian refugees flee to British-controlled Istanbul

• Bolsheviks occupied Kazakhstan.

• Soviet government disbanded the Alash Autonomy, and established the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

• Russian XI Red Army attacks border of the Azerbaijan, As many as 20,000 died resisting what was effectively a Russian reconquest

• Denikin's army was completely defeated by the XI Red Army.

• The Republic of North Ingria re-integrated into Russia

• 1920-1921 Mass deportations, 45 000 Cossacks, Terek Cossacks and Semirechye Cossacks population from North Caucasus and Semirechye to Ukrainian SSR, northern Russian SFSR, Extreme North, concentration camps

• 1920-1921 The Bats were able to repel the White Guard but not the attack of the Bolshevist 11th army. Soviet power was established in Tushetia and the region was annexed to the Soviet Union as a part of the Trans-Caucasus Federation.

• 1920-1930 Godoberis people had been openly and violently suppressed. Later, more subtle and indirect means were used, but to equal effect. Gradually Communist ideology came to predominate and the resistance to Soviet rule subsided.

• 1920-1940 Ukraine, Bykivnia Graves. During the Stalinist period in the Soviet Union, it was one of the unmarked mass grave sites where the NKVD, the Soviet secret police, disposed of thousands of executed "enemies of the Soviet state" The number of dead bodies buried there is estimated 225 000

• 1920-1921 Tambov Rebellion

• 1919-1920 Between 300,000 and 500,000 Cossacks were killed or deported

• 1919-1920 National revolt of Ingrian Finns

• 1919-1921 Andis people offensive of Soviet troops

• 1919-1921 Polish–Soviet War

• 1918-1921 Red Terror: Lenin purges Communist Party, socializes economy; 5 million die of famine

• 1918-1920 Estonian War of Independence

• 1918-1920 Latvian War of Independence

• 1918-1920 Georgian-Ossetian Conflict

• 1918-1922 Heimosodat - conflicts in territories inhabited by Baltic Finnic peoples, often in Russia or in borders of Russia.

• 1917-1922 Russian Civil War

• 1917-1921 Ukrainian–Soviet War, Ukrainian War of Independence

• 1800-2001 Russia annexing Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti (Eastern Georgia) and deposing the Bagratids

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