Guerrilla Forces Fight Red Army in Soviet Europe
A strong anti Communist underground operates in the European heart of the Soviet empire, with 500000 to 1000000 armed guerrillas across Ukraine Lithuania Latvia and Belarus. The Ukrainian UPA leads with tanks and planes, while Belarusian bands under Gen Vitushka trade raids and set up courts. Some exiles say Russian guerrillas exist but U.S. intelligence finds little proof. The groups coordinate loosely, rely on peasants for support, and hope to strike in the rear of the Red Army if war comes to western Europe.
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Trashington
Red Army
Soviet Empire
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Byelo-Russia
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Europe
U.P.A
Taras Chuprynka
U.P. A
Stalin
Pravda
Vitushka
Mykola Abramtchik
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Guerrilla Leaders Move Toward Unified Action Against Reds
Poor communications and difficulty contacting across hostile Red-guarded borders are blamed. An effort is now underway to bring guerrilla leaders together to craft a common plan of action against the Reds.
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