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in: 1999 births, American men's ice hockey centers, Ice hockey people from New York (state),
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Tyler Madden
Born November 9, 1999(1999-11-09),
Albany, New York, U.S.
Weight 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
155 lb (70 kg; 11 st 1 lb)
Position Center
NHL team Los Angeles Kings
NHL Draft 68th overall, 2018
Playing career TBD–present
Tyler Madden (born November 9, 1999) is an American professional ice hockey center currently under contract with the Los Angeles Kings in the National Hockey League (NHL).[1] Madden was selected 68th overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft.
1 Playing career
3 Career statistics
3.1 Regular season and playoffs
3.2 International
Playing career[]
On February 17. 2020, Madden's rights along with Tim Schaller, a 2020 second-round pick, and a conditional 2022 fourth-round pick were traded to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for Tyler Toffoli.[2] On March 30, 2020, he signed a three-year entry-level contract with the Kings, forgoing his final two seasons of college eligibility.[3]
Personal life[]
Tyler's father is John Madden who played 13 seasons in the NHL, most notably for the New Jersey Devils. Madden was born in Albany when his father was a member of the American Hockey League's Albany River Rats.[4]
Regular season and playoffs[]
2017–18 Central Illinois Flying Aces USHL 18 6 8 14 20 — — — — —
2017–18 Tri-City Storm USHL 32 9 11 20 24 — — — — —
2018–19 Northeastern University HE 36 12 16 28 8 — — — — —
2019–20 Northeastern University HE 27 19 18 37 34 — — — — —
NCAA totals
International[]
2019 United States WJC 7 3 1 4 2
Junior totals
Awards and honors[]
HE All-Rookie Team 2018–19
AHCA Second Team All-American 2019–20 [5]
HE First All-Star Team 2019–20
↑ Tyler Madden at eliteprospects.com.
↑ Tyler Toffoli Traded to Canucks from Kings for Tim Schaller, Tyler Madden, Picks (February 17, 2020). Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
↑ Northeastern's Tyler Madden signs three-year deal with the Kings (March 30, 2020). Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
↑ Northeastern Huskies Bio. Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
↑ Men's CCM/AHCA Hockey Division I All-Americans Announced (April 11, 2020). Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
Tyler Madden's career stats at Eliteprospects.com
Tyler Madden's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database
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In 1821 George Williams started the first Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in London, England to substitute Bible study and prayer for life on the streets. Over the next 188 years the YMCA has evolved into what it is today; influencing the lives of millions throughout the generations. As the YMCA has grown and developed throughout the years, the one steady principle throughout the history of the YMCA has been its dedication to Christian values and the idea of fostering, preserving and advancing the Christian purpose. This principle has been a constant for generations and will continue into the future.
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The YMCA was founded in London, England, in 1844 in response to unhealthy social conditions arising in big cities at the end of the Industrial Revolution. Growth of railroads and centralization of industry and commerce brought many rural young men who needed jobs into cities like London.
George Williams was one of these young men. He was born on a farm and moved to London 20 years later to work at a draper's shop, a forerunner of today's department store. He and a group of fellow drapers organized the first YMCA to substitute Bible study and prayer for life on the streets. The Y has always been nonsectarian and accepts all faiths.
The Long Branch Area YMCA movement began in 1995 when research discovered an article from the 1930's on the then new Macon Municipal Swimming Pool which stated that the next step was to develop a community recreational facility. On April 3, 1995, Mayor Dale Whitley and the Macon City Council appointed a Pool Committee to investigate whether or not the Macon Municipal Swimming Pool should be renovated or replaced. From this Pool Committee formed a group interested in acquiring a recreational facility such as a YMCA. This group thereafter named the Macon Area Recreational Center Committee with the goal "to see a recreation center built in the Macon County Area for all age groups to use" and a mission "to investigate recreational facilities and organizations in communities comparable to the Macon area and surrounding communities and consider the feasibility for such a facility in this area." During 1995 numerous surveys were collected at area schools in Macon County, at the Macon Electric Annual Meeting and in several area businesses which resulted in a very definite interest by the students and community members to acquire a recreation center. On October 18,1995, area organizations, clubs, community leaders, and media sources gathered at a public meeting and determined feasibility and positive interest in a recreation facility. On March 4, 1996, the Macon Area Recreational Center Committee presented a report to the Macon City Council outlining statistics on area recreation facilities visited by the Committee. They recommended that the Council begin to consider possible means to achieve an area-wide community center. The Macon Area Recreational Committee recommended organizing a YMCA as City/School/YMCA effort. The Council was challenged to say, "I will do my part to see that this community facility is developed." On March 19, 1996, another public meeting was called by the Macon Area Recreational Center Committee to discuss the requirements to start a YMCA. On June 6 and 7, 1996, YMCA of the USA representatives came to Macon to conduct a formal feasibility study with key community leaders. This resulted in a recommendation from the National YMCA (YMCA of the USA) for the Macon area to move ahead with a Founder's Campaign to raise $200,000.
On July 24, 1996, the Long Branch Area Young Men's Christian Association was officially formed and nationally recognized as a provisional YMCA, Charter #3318, developed by-laws and received IRS 501(C)3 status. On October 15, 1996, the first annual meeting of the Long Branch Area YMCA was conducted in order to elect 24 volunteers to serve on the Board of Directors. By January 1998, the Founder's Campaign goal of $200,000 was exceeded. On February 3, 1998, the second annual meeting of the Long Branch Area YMCA was conducted to vote on eight of the 24 board members. On April 15, 1998 the first Long Branch Area YMCA Executive Director was hired.
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Sarah sets out for the day and begins her daily trek as she navigates the Osman Range which is her final push in the three-month expedition in crossing Australia's Kimberley; Photograph by Krystle Wright
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After a successful fishing venture, Marquis prepares the catfish to cook over a fire in the Osman Range. Catfish contains poisonous spikes which could potentially taint her other catch of black brim, which cook steadily in the pot; Photograph by Krystle Wright
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Another facet of Marquis's Australian bush-tucker diet—she reaches for an edible plant as she crosses the Osman Range. Due to the harsh drought in the region, Marquis needed to make the most of every opportunity to eat to try and maintain enough energy to complete the expedition; Photograph by Krystle Wright
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During her expedition, Marquis would carry a staple of coffee and flour and as she entered the last six days of her expedition. Coffee was worth the wait in gold, so much so that Marquis would lick the knife to savor every drop; Photograph by Krystle Wright
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Marquis finishes her three-month expedition on September 6, 2015, and arrives into Cathedral Gorge in Purnululu National Park, Western Australia; Photograph by Krystle Wright
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Młyn w Prądniku – obraz polskiego malarza Aleksandra Kotsisa z 1865-1870, znajdujący się w Galerii sztuki polskiej 1800-1945 Muzeum Śląskiego w Katowicach.

Artysta przedstawił młyn wodny. Użył techniki olejnej. Dzieło powstało w latach 1865–1870. Obraz ma wymiary 46 × 56 cm. Nie posiada sygnatury. Muzeum Śląskie w Katowicach zakupiło pejzaż w Antykwariacie Artystycznym "Tradycja" Franciszka Studzińskiego w Krakowie w 1928 roku. Muzealny numer inwentarzowy: MŚK/SzM/406.

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Barbra Streisand (born Barbara Joan Streisand; April 24, 1942 Brooklyn, New York), is an Academy Award-winning American singer, theater and film actress, composer, film producer, and director. She has won Oscars for Best Actress and Best Original Song as well as multiple Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, Golden Globe Awards and an honorary Tony Award. She received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honor on December 7, 2008. She is the most successful female recording artist according to the Recording Industry Assoc. of America (RIAA). Read Full BioBarbra Streisand (born Barbara Joan Streisand; April 24, 1942 Brooklyn, New York), is an Academy Award-winning American singer, theater and film actress, composer, film producer, and director. She has won Oscars for Best Actress and Best Original Song as well as multiple Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, Golden Globe Awards and an honorary Tony Award. She received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honor on December 7, 2008. She is the most successful female recording artist according to the Recording Industry Assoc. of America (RIAA).
Barbra Streisand has recorded more than 60 albums, almost all with Columbia Records. Her early works in the 1960s (her debut The Barbra Streisand Album which won two Grammy Awards in 1963, followed by The Second Barbra Streisand Album, The Third Album, My Name Is Barbra, etc.) are considered classic renditions of theater and nightclub standards, including her version of Happy Days Are Here Again. Beginning with My Name Is Barbra, her albums were often medley-filled keepsakes of her television specials.
Starting in 1969, Streisand tackled contemporary songwriters; like many talented singers of the day, she found herself a fish out of water in attempts to tackle rock, but her vocal talents prevailed and she gained newfound success with the pop and ballad-oriented Richard Perry-produced album Stoney End in 1971. The title track, written by Laura Nyro, was a big hit for Streisand.
Streisand's 1980 album, Guilty featured the songwriting, production and vocal talents of Barry Gibb and was the best-selling album of her recording career. During the 1970s, she was also highly prominent in the pop charts, with number-one records like The Way We Were, Evergreen, No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (her duet with Donna Summer), and Woman In Love; some of these came from soundtracks of her films. She recently took part in supporting Haiti in singing "We are the World 25th anniversary.
When the 1970s ended, Streisand was named the most successful female singer in the U.S. - only Elvis Presley and The Beatles having sold more albums. [1]
[1] In 1982, New York Times music critic Stephen Holden wrote that Streisand was "the most influential mainstream American pop singer since Frank Sinatra."
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02When the Sun Comes Out3:22
03My Coloring Book3:07
04I Am Woman2:53
05Funny Girl2:25
06My Love2:46
07I Like Him3:10
08You Wanna Bet2:27
09Les Enfants Qui Pleurent2:13
10Et La Mer2:37
11Our Corner Of The Night2:24
12He could show me3:40
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Before it goes on
And only I'm left
I've gotta get in step while there's still time left
I'm ready to move out in front
Life without life has no reason or rhyme left
With the rest of them
With the best of them
I wanna hold my head up high
I need a goal again
I need a drive again
I wanna feel my heart coming alive again
I've gotta go and taste Saturday's high life
I've gotta get some life back into my life
I've had enough of just passing by life
I can hold my head up high
For I've got a goal again
I've got a drive again
When the parade passes by
Listen and hear that brass harmony growing
Pardon me if my old spirit is showing
All of those lights over there
Seem to be telling me where I'm going
When the whistles blow
And the cymbals crash
And the sparklers light the sky
I'm gonna raise the roof
I'm gonna carry on
Give me an old trombone
Give me an old baton
Before the parade passes by!
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The council's recommendation made on Wednesday now goes to the Minster for approval - when a new Government is installed.
The Jebson Place site skipped to the council's final stage for SHA status as city council had already given consent 71 residential dwellings to be built. Under SHA rules it can increase to 80 dwellings.
The site is located in Hamilton East bounded by Dey Street to the east and Old Farm Road to the west. It was developed in the early 1960s by the New Zealand government for social housing and contained a mix of one and two storey duplex apartments. It has been progressively vacated since March 2012 and is now vacant.
The site has partnership land owners in Waikato-Tainui and Housing New Zealand who are looking to provide a level of affordable housing as quickly as possible.
It is the objectives of the site to provide 10 to 20 per cent of affordable housing under the Waikato-Tainui first-time buyer scheme for their part of the site.
The Dey Street side of the site will have 30 Housing New Zealand social housing units.
The development will contain a mix of housing types with detached housing and a row of apartments and terraced dwellings. The majority of the buildings will be single stories.
The only concern came from Councillor Garry Mallett who asked why public feedback was not considered necessary for this site in particular.
"Did anyone say that they did not want this to happen?" Cr Mallett said.
City planner Luke O'Dwyer, who prepared a report on Jebson Place, said that public feed back was not necessary as 71 dwellings were already consented.
"From my opinion the additional nine dwellings is not significant and the design is very similar to what was approved already," Mr O'Dwyer said.
Councillor Paula Southgate was in total support for the area and said the planned shared green space as an exciting feature.
"I do like that there will be green space because what was there before was awful," Cr Southgate said.
"It does give a new way of living in a community and I think we should be doing this."
"This is exactly the sort of mixed model with good sense of diversity and good sense of urban design that we would hope the SHA would support."
The council voted 10-0 in favour with councillors Angela O'Leary and Rob Pascoe absent.


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Founded in 1971, the MIT Museum is home to a wide array of exhibits showcasing the intersection of science, technology, and art, from artificial intelligence and holography to robotics. The museum offers rotating exhibitions on STEAM-based topics, demonstrations by faculty and students, workshops, and hands-on activities.
The Mark Epstein Innovation Gallery—one of the museum's largest—is located on the first floor and offers an inside look at some of the most cutting-edge research currently being conducted at MIT. Photography lovers can venture to the second floor, where both artistic and scientific images grace the halls. Highlights of the MIT Museum include kinetic art by Arthur Ganson, with some 5,000 moving parts that invite visitors' participation, and the Hall of Hacks, which displays some of the biggest pranks in MIT history. Visitors can take a self-guided tour or a tour with a museum educator, who can customize a tour to a group's interests.
A self-guided visit to the MIT Museum typically takes 1.5 to two hours.
The exhibits are geared toward middle school, high school, and adult audiences.
Lockers and coat racks are available.
The MIT Museum is located at 265 Massachusetts Avenue and is accessible via the Red Line on the Boston subway system, known as the T. Get off at the Central Square stop, which is a 7-minute walk away, or the Kendall Square stop, a 15-minute walk from the museum. Bus 1 stops at Sidney Street and Massachusetts Avenue.
The MIT Museum is closed on major holidays, and remains open an hour longer, until 6pm, during July and August. The Idea Hub, where visitors can try hands-on activities, is open on the weekends from 12pm to 4pm. Major events include Feb Fest, in February, and the Cambridge Science Festival, which takes place in April.
Located on the Harvard University campus, this museum encompasses three institutions: the Harvard University Herbaria, the Museum of Comparative Zoology, and the Harvard Mineralogical Museum. Inside, you will find artifacts such as fossils, taxidermied animals, and the popular Glass Flowers exhibit, which is a collection of over 4,000 exquisite glass models of plant species.


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TRIAL International, Human Rights and Justice Centre and Advocacy Forum developed a leaflet on the status of the implementation of decisions on 29 cases (between 2008 and August 2022) rendered by the Human Rights Committee on applications lodged by individuals or groups of individuals against Nepal. The website includes 28 decisions and excludes information on the individual complaint of Charles Gurumukh Sobhraj (decided on 27 July 2010).
Implementation fact sheet
First circle: Translation of the decision of the HRC into local language
Second circle: Dissemination of the translated version of the decision
Third circle: Investigation into the facts of the case
Fourth circle: Information on the investigation and in case of death, locate the remains and hand over to the family
Fifth circle: Prosecute and punish the perpetrator of the violation
Sixth circle: Provide Adequate compensation to the victims
Seventh circle: Provide rehabilitation to the victims
Eighth circle: Guarantee non repetition of the similar violation in the future
Ninth circle: Amend legislations
Tenth circle: Ensure measures of satisfaction to the victims
Go to the cases database
At its 118th session, on 4 November 2016, the Committee decided to revise its assessment criteria.
Assessment criteria (as revised during the 118th session)
Assessment of replies:
New HRC grading system
AAResponse largely satisfactory Response largely satisfactory
BBAction taken, but additional information or measures required Action taken, but additional information or measures required
CCResponse received but actions or information not relevant or do not implement the recommendation Response received but actions or information not relevant or do not implement the recommendation
DDNo follow-up report received after reminder(s) No follow-up report received after reminder(s)
EEInformation or measures taken are contrary to or reflect rejection of the Committee's recommendations Information or measures taken are contrary to or reflect rejection of the Committee's recommendations
Explanation of Remedies
Translation and dissemination
Nepal must translate the decision of the Human Rights Committee from English to Nepali and make these decisions widely available to the public.
Investigation of the facts
Nepal must open a formal investigation into the crime(s) committed in an effort to establish the facts of the case and identify the person(s) responsible. Such investigations must be prompt, thorough and impartial.
Information on investigation
Nepal must provide the victim and/or the victim's family with detailed information on the results of the investigation.
Release or location and return of remains
If the victim is still alive he or she must be released immediately. In the event that the victim is deceased, Nepal must take appropriate steps to locate, exhume and identify his or her remains and return these to the family.
Providing adequate compensation
Nepal must provide victims with monetary payments as a form of reparation to recognise and rectify – as far as possible – the harm suffered. Payments received through the government's "Interim Relief Program" do not constitute adequate compensation/reparation.
Rehabilitation or Providing psychological rehabilitation/medical treatment
Nepal must make available (or reimburse) necessary services to victims to allow the rehabilitation for the harm suffered as a consequence of the violations to be as full as possible. Such services may include, for example, medical treatment or psychological support, as well as social and legal services.
Prosecution (and punishment) of perpetrators
Following an investigation into the facts, Nepal must initiate criminal proceedings to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice.
Providing full reparation
Nepal must provide victims with measures to fully recognise and repair the harm caused by the violation, including providing appropriate compensation, rehabilitation and measures of satisfaction, such as public apologies, public memorials, guarantees of non-repetition and changes in relevant laws and practice.
Prevention of similar violations
Also known as 'guarantees of non-repetition', Nepal must take steps to ensure that similar violations will not happen again in the future. This may include general measures, such as changes to domestic legislation and reform of institutions.
Amendment of legislation
Nepal must ensure that its domestic laws conform to the obligations it has under the ICCPR. The Parliament must therefore enact changes to the existing law to prevent future violations and to enable the prosecution of specific crimes – such as torture and enforced disappearance – in its national system.
Protection from reprisals (and intimidation)
Nepal must take measures to ensure that victims and their families are not further victims of harassment or subjected to intimidation and other retaliatory acts in view of their search for justice.
Measures of satisfaction
Nepal must take measures that publicly acknowledge the responsibility of the State and formally recognise the harms suffered by the victims and their families. Examples may include a commemoration to the victims or a public apology.


Summer is almost over and even though I have had a great one, I'm looking forward to sitting on the beach in my pullover watching the waves roll in. This is the best time of the year in my opinion. All the tourists are gone and the beaches are bare. You can walk around and not have to worry about bumping into people every five seconds. This is the best time to sit and think about everything. This year is almost over as well, I'm not quite sure where it has gone to but, it has been a good summer visiting with family and friends. I have also been able to reconnect with myself. In all actuality I have never been alone (without significant other) before. I have been single now for about 5 months and love it. I have no commitments other than my kids and myself. I'm not sure if I'm ready to jump into any kind of relationship right now but I'm keeping my eyes and mind open and living each day as if it were my last. With relationships come a huge amount of dedication, truthfulness, time, and of course patience. The feelings of is he going to call, is he thinking about me, what is he doing, and does he feel the same way, is not on my mind anymore, at least not now. Not having these kinds of things in my head makes me feel……. free in some way.
I have come to enjoy my own company which I can honestly say I would never have thought that I would. I can concentrate on becoming someone for myself instead of someone for someone else. I feel the need to find me again. With that being said, I do enjoy the company of others as well but without the distractions to worry about. Maybe in time I will let go and start dating again. Maybe I can let myself love again….. As for right now, I'm okay with the way things are. My kids have my undivided attention and that matters the most. They started a new school year and already they are talking about boys they like… Uggghhh what to do with that one?? Anyway Bring on the cold, looking forward to the quietness of the beaches in the fall weather, sipping on some coffee and watching the sunrise and sunsets.
This entry was posted in This Life of Mine and tagged Fall, Life, Love, Relationships, Summer.


completion:02.1959,home port:Kaliningrad / 01.01.1979 -	"OSTROV SIBIRYAKOVA" - "Ostrov Russkiy" type fish carrier,-IMO: 6905783, Yard No. 1110, built in 1969, port of registry - Riga.
Hietalahti shipyard was owned by Wärtsilä, not Valmet. This ship was probably built at Valmet's yard in Katajanokka.
What was the incident?, incidentally it looks more like the Arctic sea than the North sea. She looks like she is a ocean going tug. Thanks for sharing Gena.
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Majnóvschina, también llamada la revolución majnovista, fue un movimiento revolucionario de carácter anarcocomunista y guerrillero nacido durante la Guerra Civil Rusa entre 1918 y 1921. Su objetivo era implementar un sistema en que aldeanos y trabajadores industriales pudieran abolir las estructuras estatales y capitalistas, para autogestionarse a través de asambleas y federaciones de aldeas, municipios y consejos sindicales.

Gracias al poderío conseguido por su Ejército Negro conquistaron un enorme territorio al este de la actual Ucrania llamado Majnovia, donde expropiaron a terratenientes e industriales de sus propiedades. Establecieron una economía de intercambio libre entre comunidades rurales y urbanas. La pertenencia a estas era voluntaria, y quienes se negaban gozaban de ciertos derechos básicos pero estaban en desventaja frente a quienes participaban. Los majnovistas dejaban a los pueblos y ciudades que tomaban organizarse por su cuenta, pero exigían apoyo para defender esos territorios de todo intento de reimponer el Estado por parte de alguno de los beligerantes.

Este movimiento se distinguió entre muchos otros levantamientos y gobiernos campesinos por la extensión del territorio que llegó a controlar, movilización masiva, alta organización y su gran repercusión ideológica. Su mayor adaptabilidad a las circunstancias le permitió resistir mucho más.

Ucrania a inicios del siglo XX
Las estepas ucranianas tienen una larga historia de resistencia a las invasiones. Anexadas por Moscú tras la expulsión del Imperio otomano a inicios del , sus habitantes decimonónicos se enfrentaron a la progresiva implantación de la servidumbre. Hubo zonas nunca completamente sometidas a la autoridad moscovita, especialmente las "islas" del Bajo Dniéper, donde había villas autogobernadas apodadas volnitza, «vida libre». A inicios del , los comunistas ganaban el apoyo de los obreros de las ciudades industriales del este y, en menor medida, de los campesinos del oeste (cerca de la mitad antiguos siervos).

Invasión de los Imperios Centrales

Néstor Majnó nació en el pueblo Guliaipole en una familia de pobres campesinos, empezó a trabajar cuando era muy joven como cerrajero hasta que en 1906 es arrestado por estar involucrado con grupos terroristas y anarquistas (después de ser brevemente bolchevique y quedar convencido de que estos no respondían a los intereses de los obreros). Salvo de la horca por su poca edad y fue condenado a trabajos forzados por veinte años en la prisión central de Moscú. Fue liberado por una amnistía decretada por el nuevo gobierno el 1 de marzo de 1917 y volvió a Guliaipole, donde pasó los siguientes meses organizando un sóviet y una comuna autónomos. En octubre, fue nombrado presidente de la Unión Campesina Regional, de la Comisión Agrícola, de la Unión Profesional de Obreros Metalúrgicos y Carpinteros, y presidente del Sóviet de Obreros y Campesinos de Guliaipole. Poco después era nombrado comandante de las guerrillas anarquistas por el Comité Revolucionario local. A mediados de 1918, comenzaron sus operaciones contra la ocupación de Ucrania por medio millón de soldados alemanes y austrohúngaros, que reclamaron el país en marzo y abril tras el Tratado de Brest-Litovsk.

También combatieron a los aliados de la fuerza invasora: los terratenientes, la Rada Central Ucraniana y la Varta o «guardia nacional», que pretendían acabar con los logros conseguidos por las capas más bajas de la sociedad. Tras la caída del zar Nicolás II, obreros y campesinos se enfrentaron al Gobierno Provisional Ruso, muchas veces manipulados por bolcheviques (que después no dudarían en reprimirlos al llegar al poder). En el proceso, se apropiaron de industrias y tierras, expulsando a los propietarios y formando sus propios consejos o sóviets. Destacó otra sublevación, en las villas de Zvenýhorod y Taraschanka, en la gobernación de Kiev, liderada por atamanes de tendencias políticas anarquistas, que consiguieron movilizar 30.000 a 40.000 campesinos con 200 ametralladoras y 2 baterías de artillería. A comienzos de agosto, los bolcheviques se hicieron con el control del levantamiento, lo que llevó a la pérdida del apoyo popular y su colapso, aunque ya había cobrado la vida de 6.000 soldados alemanes. Revueltas como aquella costaron la vida de 19.000 germanos entre abril y junio. Se caracterizaban por estar desconectadas entre sí, carecer de programa político y sólo compartir la defensa de las tierras conseguidas.

Para septiembre, Majnó había logrado unificar las distintas partidas del sudeste ucraniano y se hacía con el territorio con apoyo bolchevique. Así, Guliaipole se vuelve «el centro de Unión de millares de campesinos en varias provincias». En respuesta, sus enemigos atacaron la casa de su madre y fusilaron a su hermano Emelián, un inválido de guerra. Sus partidarios respondieron a crímenes como este tratando relativamente bien (para esas circunstancias) a los prisioneros, pero ejecutando a oficiales y soldados reconocidos por su crueldad contra los civiles. Al resto se les daban charlas para explicarles los motivos de la lucha majnovista, se los animaba a hacer revoluciones sociales en sus países y se les daba literatura anarquista y, ocasionalmente, dinero. Algo similar se intentó después con los cosacos del Don y del Kubán capturados.

Entre octubre y noviembre, combatieron al hetman Pavló Skoropadski. Esto los llevó a aliarse con el Directorio nacionalista de la República Popular de Ucrania, encabezado por Simon Petliura. Estos últimos reclutaron 60.000 campesinos, entusiastas pero mal armados, contra los invasores y el hetman. El 21 de noviembre 40.000 ponen sitio a Kiev y el 14 de diciembre los sitiados se rinden a cambio de poder evacuar y volver a Alemania (Skoropadski se fue con ellos). Ese mismo día Petliura entraba victorioso en la capital ucraniana. Durante diciembre, Majnó tomaba Ekaterinoslav, expresando su «odio hacia lo urbano» disparando un cañón de tres pulgadas contra los edificios más altos y hermosos del lugar mientras sus hombres quemaban archivos, bibliotecas y tiendas, destruían las cárceles y saqueaban la localidad, algo que repitieron en otras tomas de urbes. Los anarquistas no se fiaban de los nacionalistas, considerándolos un intento de la burguesía de prolongar su poder manipulando al campesinado. No eran nacionalistas por su ideología internacionalista, ya que lo consideraban algo contrario a la unidad de los trabajadores y la lucha de clases, sin embargo, si favorecieron fue el rescate de la cultura y lengua ucranianas. Pronto empezaron los combates pero las fuerzas de Petliura se debilitaron rápidamente por las deserciones.

Debe mencionarse que el movimiento majnovista no incluía a todos los anarquistas ucranianos, de hecho, algunos lo condenaron abiertamente. A pesar de esta oposición, muchos ácratas notables viajaron a Guliaipole, formaron una asociación de anarquistas y un periódico propagandístico llamado Put k Sbodobe y establecieron relaciones con la Confederación Nabat, Confederación Anarquista Nacional.

Majnovia

Tras la capitulación de los Imperios Centrales en noviembre de 1918, los bolcheviques declararon nula la paz de Brest-Litovsk e intentaron reconquistar lo cedido. Se producen los primeros encontrones con los majnovistas, que no aceptan que les impongan sus autoridades. El nuevo régimen produce descontento en toda Ucrania, naciendo fuerzas independientes de campesinos, algunas son simples bandas delictuales, otras verdaderos ejércitos. Estas partidas se propagan por el país y se dedican a luchar contra nacionalistas, rojos y blancos.

Ese mismo mes se proclama el Majnovia, con capital en Guliaipole, y se funda «la comuna del trabajo libre y los sóviets libres de los trabajadores», área que se mantuvo sin gobierno hasta junio del año siguiente. Con las tierras de los nobles repartidas entre los campesinos se formaron cooperativas autogestionadas y voluntarias de 100 a 3.000 miembros. Los aldeanos eran dueños del producto de su trabajo y podían comerciar con los obreros como querían, pero las industrias estaban cerradas por la guerra y los habitantes de las ciudades no producían nada que el campesinado quisiera. Los majnovistas defendían su autonomía regional, el autogobierno de los campesinos, la propiedad individual a pequeña escala de la tierra y el trabajo comunitario de esta.

Se establecieron sóviets libremente elegidos a través de los cuales la población decidía cómo gobernarse. Mientras se expandían, en todo pueblo o ciudad donde entraban ayudaban a los habitantes a formar sus propios sóviets sin imponerles nada. Poco después se organizan dos congresos regionales de estos sóviets libremente electos de las regiones bajo su control para coordinar la vida política, económica y militar. El primero en Bolshaya Mijáylova el 23 de enero de 1919 se centraba en cómo enfrentar a blancos y nacionalistas, y el segundo en Guliaipole el 12 de febrero que ordenaba la movilización general contra los blancos para reemplazar a muchas unidades guerrilleras, exhaustas tras seis meses de combates seguidos. Formaron un Consejo Revolucionario Militar que convocó un nuevo congreso para el 10 de abril, asistiendo delegados de 72 distritos que representaban dos millones de personas. El principal tema de debate fue el creciente intervencionismo comunista en sus asuntos. Esto disgusto a los líderes bolcheviques, que se consideraban la única autoridad legítima y Pável Dybenko lo declaró ilegal; cuando se supo que en abril o mayo le llegó a Majnó una carta del general blanco Andréi Shkuró con una propuesta de alianza para «la salvación del pueblo ruso», acusaron a los cabecillas anarquistas de conspirar con los contrarrevolucionarios (a pesar de que rechazaron la alianza) y trataron de controlar a las guerrillas. Desde las ciudades y con lentitud, los comunistas ejercieron su propaganda a favor de su gobierno, pero el frío recibimiento los hizo limitarse a eso y no imponer la Cheka en la región.

Represión
Los seguidores de Majnó, apodado Batko (ucraniano: Батько) o «Padre», cometieron sus propias matanzas a medida que se expandían, la matanza más conocida fue la Eichenfeld o Dubovka (actual Novopetrovka, vólost de Nikoláipole), durante la noche del 26-27 de octubre de 1919 asesinan a 136 terratenientes menonitas. Persiguieron a todo aquel que acusaban de explotador: terratenientes, kuláks, gendarmes, sacerdotes, alcaldes, oficiales militares, etc. Como otros caudillos, Majnó animó a los campesinos ucranianos, que formaban el 90% de sus combatientes, contra un enemigo: menonitas, luteranos, católicos, alemanes y judíos, que eran latifundistas. La primera razón era su ideología anarquista, el movimiento «era enemigo, en principio, de toda religión y de toda deidad»; aunque oficialmente no reprimía a estos grupos por cuestiones religiosas, pues eso iría en contra de su respeto a la libertad individual del trabajador, sino como enemigos del campesinado.

La segunda razón fueron las tierras con las que se hicieron los aldeanos en la revolución rural de 1917, que expropiaron a los terratenientes. Tras esto empezaron a quitarles todo aquello que requerían sus guerrillas y asesinaron a todo real o supuesto opositor. El terror majnovista duro más tiempo que el de otros movimientos campesinos porque estaban mejor organizados y concentrados en un área específica de mucho valor para blancos y rojos, debieron luchar constantemente contra y no deseaban una quinta columna en su "retaguardia", como podían ser esas minorías, sobre las que estaba la sospecha de ser explotadores deseosos de volver al poder. Muchos guerrilleros buscaban reclutar con los lemas «maten a los judíos, comunistas y comisarios» o «limpien la retaguardia de judíos» y «unirse a Majnó». Sin embargo, debe mencionarse que los dirigentes del movimiento siempre fueron abiertamente contrarios al antisemitismo y contaron con el apoyo de las comunidades judías. También denunciaron la «instrumentalización política del antijudaísmo». Después de algunas matanzas en sus territorios en febrero de 1919, Majnó proporcionó armas y municiones a los judíos para formar milicias de autodefensa de sus juderías.

El antisemitismo era una herencia cultural que venía desde muy antiguo en la sociedad rusa. Los negros nunca lo promovieron, por el contrario, combatieron con palabras y actos. Se estima que 120.000 judíos fueron asesinados en Ucrania en 1919, principalmente por los blancos.

Ejército Negro

Majnó mandaba al Estado Mayor del Ejército Insurreccional de Ucrania (o Ejército Negro por el color de sus banderas). Él y sus oficiales respondían ante un Consejo Regional formado por la unión de sóviets regionales. Era una fuerza de voluntarios y no se aceptaban las levas. Sus fuerzas estaban organizadas en una reserva estratégica y cuatro cuerpos activos, estos últimos divididos en una brigada de infantería y otra de caballería. Las brigadas se organizaban en tres o cuatro regimientos. El caudillo era siempre protegido por un cuerpo de 150 a 200 jinetes selectos, los que pasarían a 500 apoyados por 10 ametralladoras. Se ha estimado que sólo el 30% tenía armas modernas de los arsenales y el resto estaba en la reserva esperando ser armado. Muchos sólo tenían hachas, picas, horcas, garrotes, viejas carabinas y fusiles de caza, unos pocos rifles y ametralladoras.

Desarrollaron una guerra que mezclaba el combate tradicional con el vandalismo de forma exitosa. Capaces de asaltar trenes blindados, eran increíblemente móviles, podían recorrer 60 o 70 km al día con su caballería, y eran famosos por usar tachankas, carretas ligeras equipadas con ametralladoras, perfectas para ataques rápidos y sorpresivos en la retaguardia enemiga, retirándose antes que adversario respondiera. Por esa exitosa defensa entre 1917 y 1921 el Majnovia era llamado «una república en tachankas». Dependían del suministro de caballos que les entregaban las villas como aporte a su autodefensa, especialmente en los primeros tiempos, cuando cada aldea organizaba sus propios cuerpos de milicia y propaganda y debido a lo cual la mayoría de los oficiales eran aldeanos, a diferencia de los ejércitos zaristas, donde la mayoría eran nobles o de clase media alta.

Según estudios de Victor F. Belash, a comienzos de la guerra civil, en el verano de 1918, los majnovistas contaban con sólo 1.500 bayonetas, 500 sables, 50 pistolas y 4 cañones. Exactamente un año más tarde, su arsenal aumentó a 40.000 bayonetas, 10.000 sables, 500 a 1.000 ametralladoras y 20 cañones operados por 35.000 combatientes apoyados por 13000 civiles auxiliares ocupados en áreas de la medicina, las comunicaciones, el transporte de suministros y el comando. Al finalizar 1919 tendrían 1.000 a 1.435 ametralladoras, 48 a 118 cañones, 4 a 7 trenes blindados y algunos vehículos blindados operados por 14.000 a 40.000 infantes, 6.000 a 15.000 jinetes y 5.000 operarios de artillería y ametralladoras.

En sus Memorias, Majnó afirma que en el culmine de sus fuerzas, durante 1919, le seguían 30.000 efectivos activos, 70.000 en reserva, 48 ametralladoras, 4 trenes blindados, 4 vehículos blindados y 1.000 ametralladoras. Esas fuerzas se distribuirían en aproximadamente 83.000 infantes y 20.135 jinetes. Muy similar es la opinión de Lorena Paz Paredes, los anarquistas sumaban 29.000 guerrilleros activos y 20.000 reservistas en enero de 1919, aumentando en un mes en un millar de activos pero cincuenta mil los reservistas, alcanzando su clímax en septiembre con 100.000 combatientes en armas y 150.000 esperando ser armados. Aunque el historiador francés Alexandre Skirda eleva más los números, a 100.000 de los primeros y 250.000 de los segundos en esa misma época. Sin embargo, debido a la epidemia de tifus, en apenas un mes sus fuerzas cayeron a 28000 hombres en el frente, teniendo más de 10.000 guerrilleros en sus hospitales, recuperándose levemente hasta llegar a 35.000 en junio de 1920.

Lucha contra Denikin

Ucrania estaba en un caos sin parangón en cualquier otro país moderno. Seis ejércitos combatían entre sí (nacionalistas, bolcheviques, aliados occidentales, polacos, blancos y majnovistas) desatando la violencia civil. Las ciudades pasaban de un dueño a otro por rápidos cambios en los frentes, hasta localidades vecinas quedaban incomunicadas por encontrarse en poder de distintos bandos, y el hambre forzaba a la gente a abandonar las urbes para buscar comida en el campo y los campesinos se armaban para expulsarlos.

Desde marzo de 1919 los negros combatieron al Ejército Blanco de Antón Denikin y el odio que tenía el campesinado contra los bolcheviques se volvió contra los nuevos invasores. Con este apoyo y el de numerosos desertores comunistas, los anarquistas se dedicaron a cortar las líneas de suministros de los contrarrevolucionarios a medida que estos avanzaban al norte, alejándose de sus bases en las costas septentrionales del mar Negro. Inicialmente, el avance blanco es fulminante: toman Tsaritsyn (3 de julio), Odesa (3 de agosto), Kiev (31 de agosto), Vorónezh (30 de septiembre) y Oriol (14 de octubre). Esto obliga a los majnovistas a retirarse 660 km desde Guliaipole en junio a las cercanías de Uman, al oeste del Dniéper, en septiembre. Perseguidos por el general Yákov Slashchov, los negros acaban por enfrentarlo en Peregónovka el 26 de septiembre. Tras la sorpresiva victoria, recuperan la iniciativa y se hacen con toda la región hasta llegar a Guliaipole en pocas semanas.

El 20 de octubre, toman Ekaterinoslav, urbe industrial de 110.000 habitantes, la que ocupan por varias semanas. Declaran la «completa libertad a todos los partidos y organizaciones para difundir sus ideas» pero prohibieron «preparar, organizar o imponer ningún poder político sobre el pueblo trabajador», es decir, prometían garantizar el autogobierno de obreros y campesinos contra poderes externos. Así, atacando en la retaguardia de los blancos, les dejan sin equipos, víveres y municiones y los obligan a distraer tropas. Además de los negros, los contrarrevolucionarios padecían el acoso de partisanos nacionalistas ucranianos y chechenos, debiendo distraer hasta 10.000 hombres para defender sus bases y líneas de suministros en el momento decisivo. Por otra parte, su frente era tan amplio y estaban tan dispersos que fueron fáciles víctimas del posterior contraataque rojo. De no ser por esto, probablemente los blancos hubieran entrado en Moscú a finales de diciembre de 1919.

El ejército de Denikin era demasiado pequeño para controlar a los 40 millones de habitantes del Cáucaso, Ucrania y Rusia Meridional. Su nacionalismo panruso le impedía hacer concesiones a las minorías nacionales para ganar su apoyo y movilizarlas, su deseo de restituir el pasado prerrevolucionario le impedía aceptar que muchos territorios estaban de facto independizados de Moscú.

Relaciones con bolcheviques

Durante la lucha contra Denikin, los negros eran nominalmente leales a los rojos pero la autoridad de estos últimos jamás se consolidó en esos territorios. Por otra parte, los comunistas se retiraron de Ucrania para defender el centro de Rusia y bloquearon el acceso de armas a los anarquistas con la esperanza que los blancos les aniquilaran. Para León Trotski era preferir después enfrentar a los blancos, odiados por el pueblo, que al vigoroso movimiento negro. Por eso, Majnó lo acusó de traicionar la economía campesina, impedir el autogobierno local y la autodeterminación nacional. Los bolcheviques respondieron acusando a los anarquistas de colaborar con los contrarrevolucionarios. Lo cierto es que los majnovistas jamás se aliaron con ningún movimiento contrarrevolucionario para enfrentar a los comunistas,

Mientras Majnó defendía de los cosacos blancos Guliaipole, llegó un tren blindado de Járkov con el pretexto de traer ayuda a los anarquistas, pero llevaba al comisario político y general Kliment Voroshílov con órdenes secretas de Trotski de arrestar a los jefes negros, desarmar a sus tropas y fusilar a los que se resistieran. Majnó fue advertido de esto e informó a su Estado Mayor. Dejaba el mando y pasaba a la clandestinidad el 8 de junio. Lo reemplazaba Aleksandr Semiónovich Krusser, quien fue asesinado en la noche del 9 a 10 de ese mes por los comunistas. El caudillo se mantuvo oculto hasta que los rojos abandonaron Ucrania.

Relaciones con Grigóriev
En mayo Nikífor Grigóriev, atamán de Jersón, se alzó contra los comunistas pero fue vencido y forzado a buscar una alianza con los anarquistas, que rechazaron la oferta por la terrible fama de los pogromos del atamán. Posteriormente, ante la crítica situación, el 15 de junio decidieron pactar una alianza, lo que significaba romper abiertamente con Moscú. Sin embargo, Grigóriev se negaba a luchar contra los blancos. Desconfiando de él, Majnó convocaba una asamblea en Sentovo; ahí, el 27 de julio y ante 20.000 espectadores el atamán propuso una alianza con los blancos para acabar con la principal amenaza, que según él, eran los rojos. En respuesta, Majnó lo encaró y le recrimino sus pogromos y fusilamientos de campesinos, Grigóriev se enojó y quiso sacar su arma e inmediatamente le dispararon los hombres del Batko. Al instante, el Estado Mayor del atamán también fue asesinado o ejecutado sumariamente (según el historiador). Los demás seguidores del atamán fueron desarmados y reclutados a la fuerza, aunque otros historiadores argumentan que solo reclutaron a los que quisieron unírseles y el resto fue liberado poco después. Unidades completas de esos nuevos reclutas serían expulsados por seguir con su práctica de atacar juderías. Con esto, los majnovistas se vuelven la única gran guerrilla campesina de Ucrania.

Primer conflicto con los bolcheviques

Tras la derrota de Denikin, los negros controlaban todo el sudeste de Ucrania. Desde el río Don hasta el Dniéster y desde Ekaterinoslav hasta el mar de Azov, aunque habían sido incapaces de retener los territorios ganados al oeste del Dniéster.

En octubre, el tifus dejó convalecientes a la mitad de los hombres y todos los comandantes y el resto había vuelto a sus aldeas. Fue entonces que los mandos bolcheviques les ordenaron combatir en la Guerra Polaco-Soviética, a lo que los anarquistas se negaron. Esto desencadenó una guerra en la que los rojos fusilaron a 200.000 campesinos ucranianos y deportaron a Rusia o Siberia a otro tanto. Los majnovistas intentaron negociar algún tipo de autonomía con Lenin, pero la «vocación monopólica del poder soviético» no admitía límites a su autoridad. Para Moscú era vital hacerse con Ucrania, la mayor productora de granos e intentaron imponer una colectivización agrícola que los campesinos rechazaron.

Para diciembre, mientras los blancos y negros se replegaban, los rojos avanzaban. En ese período, los majnovistas perdieron su débil control de las ciudades de su región. Al mes siguiente el Batko daba la orden de ejecutar a todo activista bolchevique, miembro de la Cheka o soldado de las compañías encargadas de requisar granos. En respuesta, los comunistas envían a la Cheka a hacer ejecuciones masivas de aldeanos y prisioneros. En febrero de 1920, el Majnovia fue ocupado por las divisiones 42ª, Letonia y estonia, unos 20.000 hombres. Majnó logró rodear a 10.000 estonios en Guliaipole, forzándolos a capitular y muchos se unieron voluntariamente a sus fuerzas.

En abril, cuando los polacos y nacionalistas de Petliura lanzaron una ofensiva para recuperar Kiev, la lucha contra los negros causó mucho daño al esfuerzo bélico comunista. La alianza entre nacionalistas y polacos fue lograda a cambio de la anexión por Varsovia de la República Popular de Ucrania Occidental o Galitzia. El 7 de mayo los aliados entran en la ciudad pero el 13 de junio son forzados a evacuarla y los rojos inician una ofensiva a gran escala.

Lucha contra Wrangel

Era junio cuando el general blanco Piotr Wrangel, atrincherado en Crimea, le propuso a los majnovistas una alianza contra los bolcheviques, lo que fue rechazado, a pesar de lo cual, los rojos siguieron acusando a los anarquistas de conspirar con los contrarrevolucionarios. Wrangel lanzó su ofensiva aprovechando el ataque polaco a Kiev, capturando Aleksándrovsk, Synélnykove y Ekaterinoslav y conquistando la Táurida. En octubre anarquistas y comunistas resolvieron poner fin a la guerra y se unen contra Wrangel. Todos los majnovistas presos en Ucrania fueron liberados por Moscú y se les reconoció la autonomía política y económica de sus comunas. A la vez, Moscú y Varsovia ponen fin a su enfrentamiento, así los rojos concentran todas sus fuerzas contra los blancos y rápidamente hacen retroceder a Wrangel, que había extendido demasiado sus líneas.

En noviembre rojos y negros asaltan Crimea, forzando a los blancos a evacuar y poniendo fin a ese movimiento en la Rusia Europea. Los majnovistas, que iban en vanguardia, sufren enormes pérdidas. Acabada la guerra con polacos y blancos, los bolcheviques por fin podían centrarse en acabar con los atamanes ucranianos e imponer su orden en ese país. Debe entenderse que para un gobierno autoritario y centralizado como el de Lenin y Trotski era imposible aceptar un área autónoma dentro de sus fronteras. Por su parte, «república anarquista campesina de democracia participativa» se estaba quedando cada vez más aislada para enfrentar a todo el poderío moscovita, pero sus dirigentes no se daban cuenta porque carecían de una visión estratégica militar y política y solo pensaban a nivel táctica, y el apoyo masivo de los aldeanos les impedía ver su aislamiento.

La guerra ininterrumpida con múltiples enemigos le había impedido a los habitantes del Majnovia un mayor desarrollo económico, político, social o cultural, debiendo centrarse en una resistencia permanente. En Guliaipolie intentaron llevar a cabo el plan de reformas sociales con más fuerza. Se restableció en noviembre de 1920 un sóviet libre y el Consejo de Insurrectos Revolucionarios publicaron unos estatutos fundamentales para el funcionamiento de tal sóviet. Hubo un fuerte esfuerzo en reconstruir la enseñanza, después que la guerra hiciera abandonar a muchas escuelas y a los profesores dispersarse y buscar otros medios de subsistencia. Para dar conocimientos a un nuevo hombre libre, su sistema educacional estaba liberado de toda influencia eclesial o estatal, basado en los principios de Francisco Ferrer. Una comisión mixta de maestros, obreros y campesinos estaba a cargo del funcionamiento y mantenimiento de las escuelas primarias y los dos liceos. Se abrió un teatro que funcionaba todos los días. También hubo una fuerte preocupación por la formación política de los guerrilleros, cuyos educadores los acompañaron numerosas veces al frente para seguir adoctrinándolos.

Derrota final ante los bolcheviques

Los ejércitos rojos de Mijaíl Frunze, Vasili Blücher y Aleksandr Kutépov sumaban 100.000 a 150.000 hombres, incluyendo el legendario Primer Ejército de Caballería de Semión Budionni,  cuando atacaron sorpresivamente a sus aliados anarquistas en la noche del 25 a 26 de noviembre. Un millar de majnovistas fue asesinado, principalmente los heridos convalecientes en los hospitales.

Majnó logró escapar, reorganizar a sus fuerzas y lanzar varias incursiones. En el verano de 1921, lanzó una incursión con 4.000 elementos seleccionados. Penetraron en veinte kilómetros por día (en total 1200 kilómetros en territorio enemigo) y luego treinta kilómetros diarios (1.500 kilómetros). El resultado fue sorprendente: los rojos tuvieron 13.400 prisioneros y 26.000 a 30.000 muertos, heridos o desaparecidos, entre ellos cerca de 2.000 altos dignatarios bolcheviques que fueron ejecutados. Los majnovistas siguieron con su política de explicar las causas de su lucha a los prisioneros e invitarlos a unírseles si querían y liberando al resto. Este trato, los vínculos generados al luchar juntos contra Wrangel, el odio que provocaban los mandos del Ejército Rojo y la represión política llevó a unidades comunistas completas a cambiar de bando. Pero solo se lograba retrasar su ya previsible derrota. Finalmente, Majnó, su familia y 250 seguidores debieron abrirse paso por territorio enemigo y cruzar el río Dniéster hacia Rumania un 28 de agosto de 1921.

Véase también
 Guerra de independencia de Ucrania
 Rebelión de Tambov
 Rebelión de Kronstadt
 Ejército Verde (Rusia)
 Rebelión de Siberia Occidental
 Alzamiento socialrevolucionario

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By David Welna
The Republican head of the House Intelligence Committee is drawing criticism from all sides today. Yesterday, Chairman Devin Nunes went to the White House to talk with President Trump. He shared classified information about surveillance that took place after the presidential election. It was highly unusual because Nunes had not yet shared that information with members of his own committee. NPR's David Welna has more.
DAVID WELNA, BYLINE: When the House Intelligence Committee met behind closed doors this morning, Chairman Devin Nunes had some explaining to do. Despite the panel's newly launched inquiry into Russia's meddling in the presidential election, Nunes had shared with President Trump but not the committee intelligence he said may show Trump and his transition team were monitored while having conversations with foreign officials. Adam Schiff is the committee's ranking Democrat.
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WELNA: At the White House, spokesman Sean Spicer characterized the information Nunes gave Trump as a very serious revelation that supported Trump's claims of being wiretapped.
SEAN SPICER: He was vindicating the president and saying there is something that you need to know about the substance of the allegations that are being made against you.
WELNA: Congressional Democrats are livid that Nunes, who was on Trump's transition team, appeared to take the president's side in what's supposed to be an impartial investigation. Nancy Pelosi is the House minority leader.
NANCY PELOSI: By being a stooge for the president of the United States, going to him, going to the speaker and going to the press before he even went to the ranking member of the committee, I think he has demonstrated very clearly that there is no way there can be an impartial investigation under his leadership on that committee. It speaks very clearly to the need for an outside independent commission.
WELNA: Not many Republicans express similar outrage. One who did was Senator John McCain, speaking this morning on NBC's "Today" show.
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JOHN MCCAIN: No, I have not seen anything like it. And it's very disturbing.
WELNA: McCain said what was needed to clear up questions about Russia's involvement in the election was a select committee. Ranking Democrat Schiff says an independent probe is needed.
SCHIFF: But I don't think this is something we can walk away from. It's just too important.
WELNA: Schiff says he's seen what he calls more than circumstantial evidence of contacts between Russia and people on the Trump campaign.
SCHIFF: I can't go into the specifics of that evidence. But, you know, viewing it as a former prosecutor, it's the kind of evidence that you would submit to a grand jury at the beginning of an investigation. It's not the kind of evidence you would submit to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. But we are at the beginning of our investigation.
WELNA: An investigation that Schiff, despite doubts about his chairman's independence, remains willing to be a part of. David Welna, NPR News, Washington. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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For nearly a century, Presence Mercy Medical Center has provided the Fox Valley Region with healthcare that has been characterized by compassion, healing, and a deep respect for the dignity of individuals.
In 1911, the Sisters of Mercy brought the same compassion-centered healthcare to our community that still remains today. It's that same type of care that has enabled us to evolve into the Fox Valleys largest hospital.
The religious order of the Sisters of Mercy traces its roots to the mid-1800's when its founder, Catherine McAuley, created the order to serve the poor, sick and uneducated in Dublin, Ireland.
1911 - Sisters of Mercy opened a hospital in an old apartment building in Aurora.
1912 - A farm was purchased north of town to treat mental health patients.
1925 - Sisters broke ground for Mercyville.
1931 - A new St. Joseph Mercy Hospital was dedicated.
1954 - Mercyville completes a $2 million addition.
1971 - A new 250-bed hospital was built on the 160-acre former farm, that had grown to become Mercy Institute of Mental Health. The campus was named Mercy Center for Health Care Services.
1996 - Three religious orders, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart and Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary, merged to form Provena Health, now one of the largest Catholic healthcare systems in Illinois.
2005 - Presence Mercy Medical Center added a 100,000 square-foot Surgery Center to its campus, which is the gold standard in the suburbs for surgical care. This $33 million addition is the largest project in the almost 100-year history of the hospital.