Militāri politiskais stāvoklis Zemgalē no 1919. gada 3. jūlija līdz 8. oktobrim

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Latvių kalba / Latvian
Title:
Militāri politiskais stāvoklis Zemgalē no 1919. gada 3. jūlija līdz 8. oktobrim
Alternative Title:
Military-political situation in Zemgale from July 3 until October 8, 1919
Authors:
Pildiņš, Kristaps
In the Journal:
Vēsture (Latvijas Universitāte) Journal of the University of Latvia. History, 2016, 2, 49-67
Subject Category:
LT
Ginkluotosios pajėgos. Kariuomenė / Armed forces. Army; Šalies nepriklausomybė / National independence; Tarptautinis saugumas / International security; 20 amžius; Latvija (Latvia); Lietuva (Lithuania); Rusija (Russia).
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ENThe article is devoted to a theme rarely viewed in historiography of Latvia until now. It addresses just a short, but nonetheless important period in a long chronological chain of events during the Latvian War of Independence. In the period from July 3, 1919, when the Strazdumuiža truce was signed, until October 8, 1919, when the West Russian Volunteer Army launched the attack towards Riga, the Latvian Army was developed. The struggle against Bolsheviks was continued in Latgale, as well as in other parts of Latvia. The hostile German troops were deployed in Zemgale and Kurzeme. These German units formed the core of the West Russian Volunteer Army led by Pavel Bermondt-Avalov. There were no open hostilities in Zemgale at that time. However, it is possible to recognize signs that military-political situation was very strained in 1919. Keywords: The Latvian War of Independence, the Latvian Army, the Strazdumuiža truce, the West Russian Volunteer Army, commandant’s office.

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2500-9621
Subject:
Istorija / History
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2025-03-17 14:50:35
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