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Borotbists

The Borotbists (Ukrainian: боротьбисти, romanized: Borotbysty, lit. 'Fight-ists') were a left-nationalist political party in Ukraine that existed from 1918 to 1920. It is not to be confused with its Russian affiliated counterparts – the Ukrainian Party of Left Socialist-Revolutionaries (Borbysts) and the Ukrainian Communist Party (Ukapists).

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Founded
May 1918 (1918-05)
Headquarters
Kyiv
Dissolved
March 1920 (1920-03)
Ideology
Communism · National communism · Ukrainian nationalism · Left-wing nationalism
Leader
Alexander Shumsky
Membership
15,000

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Borotbists

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples14
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Ideology · 4
Borotbists → Communism, Left-wing nationalism, National communism, Ukrainian nationalism
Dissolved · 1
Borotbists → March 1920 (1920-03)
Founded · 1
Borotbists → May 1918 (1918-05)
Headquarters · 1
Borotbists → Kyiv
Leader · 1
Borotbists → Alexander Shumsky
Membership · 1
Borotbists → 15,000
Merged into · 1
Borotbists → Communist Party of Ukraine
Newspaper · 1
Borotbists → Borotba
Political position · 1
Borotbists → Far-left
Secretary · 1
Borotbists → Anton Prykhodko

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ukrainian party ukraine communist communists 1920 march romanized russian ukrainization 1918 borbysts left socialist-revolutionaries ukapists name vasyl ellan-blakytny called international

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BorotbistsDissolvedMarch 1920 (1920-03)1.00infobox
BorotbistsFoundedMay 1918 (1918-05)1.00infobox
BorotbistsHeadquartersKyiv1.00infobox
BorotbistsIdeologyCommunism1.00infobox
BorotbistsIdeologyNational communism1.00infobox
BorotbistsIdeologyUkrainian nationalism1.00infobox
BorotbistsIdeologyLeft-wing nationalism1.00infobox
BorotbistsLeaderAlexander Shumsky1.00infobox
BorotbistsMembership15,0001.00infobox
BorotbistsMerged intoCommunist Party of Ukraine1.00infobox
BorotbistsNewspaperBorotba1.00infobox
BorotbistsPolitical positionFar-left1.00infobox
BorotbistsSecretaryAnton Prykhodko1.00infobox
BorotbistsSplit fromUkrainian Socialist-Revolutionary Party1.00infobox

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