Anti-Soviet partisans
Anti-Soviet guerrilla movements
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During the Russian Civil War and Interwar period
- Basmachi movement
- Green armies
- August Uprising
- Forest Guerrillas
- Revolutionary Insurgent Army of Ukraine
- Organizations of the White movement in the 1920s–1930s:
- Brotherhood of Russian Truth
- Russian All-Military Union
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During the Second World War and its aftermath
- Armata Neagră (Moldovan SSR)
- Chechen anti-communist resistance movement (1940–1944)
- Chetniks (Kingdom of Yugoslavia/Serbia)
- Cursed soldiers (Poland)
- Goryani (Bulgaria)
- Guerrilla war in the Baltic states
- Organisations formed by Nazi Germany
- GULAG Operation (Komi ASSR)
- Black Cats (Byelorussian SSR)
- Crusaders (Independent State of Croatia)
- Russian People's Liberation Army (Russian SFSR)
- Werwolf (Nazi Germany)
- Anti-Soviet resistance in Belarus (1944–1950s)
- Polish anti-communist resistance movement (1944–1953)
- Republic of Rossony
- Romanian anti-communist resistance movement (1947–1962)
- Belarusian People's Partisans
- Ukrainian anti-Soviet resistance
During the Cold War
- Afghan mujahideen (DR Afghanistan)
- Afghanistan Mujahedin Freedom Fighters Front
- Islamic Party of Afghanistan
- Operation Gladio (NATO member states)
- Bund Deutscher Jugend (West Germany)
- Counter-Guerrilla (Turkey)
- Informationsbyrån (Sweden)
- Kampfgruppe gegen Unmenschlichkeit (West Germany)
- Nihtilä-Haahti Plan (Finland)
- Operation Washtub (United States–Alaska Territory)
- Projekt-26 (Switzerland)
- Propaganda Due (Italy)
- SDRA8 and STC/Mob (Belgium)
- Study and Training Group for Military Reconnaissance (West Germany)