Northern Caucasus Operation (1920)

Date	January 17 - April 7, 1920
Location	North Caucasus

Belligerents

Red Army

White Army

Commanders and leaders

Mikhail Tukhachevsky

Anton Denikin

Southern Front
of the Russian Civil War

Kharkiv (1917)
Kiev (1918)
Transcaucasia
Baku (1918)
Donbass-Don
Kuban(1)
Steppe March
Iassy-Don
Crimea (1918)
Kuban(2)
Tsaritsyn
Voronezh-Povorino
Ekaterinoslav March
Northern Caucasus (1918-1919)
Ukraine (1918-1919)
Odessa-Nikolaev
Ukraine (1919)
Grigoriev Uprising
Vyoshenskaya Uprising
Mamantov Raid
Counteroffensive of Southern Front
Advancing on Moscow
Nizhyn-Poltava
Kiev (January 1919)
Odessa (1919)
Alexander Fort
Kiev (August 1919)
Kiev (December 1919)
Khopyor-Don
Kharkiv (June 1919)
Kharkiv (December 1919)
Pavlograd-Ekaterinoslav
Donbass (1919)
Rostov-Novocherkassk
Odessa (1920)
Northern Caucasus (1920)
Baku (1920)
Anzali
Ulagaj Landing
Azov Sea
Northern Taurida
Makhnovshchina
Tambov Rebellion
Perekop-Chongar
Georgia

The Northern Caucasus Operation was a campaign against the remnants of the White Army under Anton Denikin launched by the Red Army under Mikhail Tukhachevsky in early 1920. This was followed by the Red Army invasion of Azerbaijan.

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