At the graves of antifascist commanders Alexey Markov and Alexey Mozgovoy in Alchevsk, Lugansk People’s Republic, on Dec. 23, 2020.
Photo by Alena Belenkaya
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At the graves of antifascist commanders Alexey Markov and Alexey Mozgovoy in Alchevsk, Lugansk People’s Republic, on Dec. 23, 2020.
Photo by Alena Belenkaya
Tunnel with a trolleybus in Alchevsk, Luhansk region. It lies under the metallurgical plant and its length is 420 meters. photo by @tryohgranka
In honor of Commander Alexey Markov
Six years ago, on the night of November 3–4, 2014, the Volunteer Communist Detachment (DKO), created by the Russian communist movement, advanced to Novorossiya from St. Petersburg. On the same day, in Moscow, the soldiers of the detachment were presented with the Battle Banner.
During the offensive on Debaltseve, DKO was the first to break into the village on March 8, 2015, and took the Debaltseve-Sortirovochnaya station in battle, then participated in the clean-up of Novogrigorovka.
Alexei Borisovich Mozgovoi, commander of the Novorossiyan Ghost Brigade, died on the afternoon of May 23, 2015, when his car was attacked with mines and machineguns on the highway between Alchevsk and Lugansk in the Lugansk People's Repubic. He was 40 years old.
By Greg Butterfield
Although he was not a household name in the West, during his all-too-brief leadership of the Ghost Brigade Mozgovoi displayed many of the qualities of revolutionaries like Che Guevara and Thomas Sankara, with a seemingly inexhaustible integrity, uncompromising principles and ability to inspire and rally people to his cause.
Born and raised in Lugansk, trained as a singer and a soldier, Mozgovoi emerged as a leader of the anti-fascist milita movement shortly after the junta in Kiev launched its bloody war on Donbass in 2014.
He enjoyed recounting how the Ghost Brigade earned its name. After repeated claims by the Ukrainian military that it had wiped out the armed resistance in Lugansk, his fighters always re-emerged like phantoms to strike back.
Mozgovoi did not call himself a communist or Marxist, but displayed a deep class consciousness and openness to learn and grow politically. He welcomed the Volunteer Communist Detachement into the Ghost Brigade and worked closely with its commanders, Pyotr Biryukov and Alexey Markov, who also became deputy leaders of the Brigade.
Victory Day and the Immortal Regiment in Alchevsk, Lugansk People’s Republic, May 9, 2019.
This city was headquarters to the antifascist Ghost Brigade before Commander Alexey Mozgovoi's death.
Alchevsk, Lugansk People’s Republic: Commander Alexei Mozgovoi and four slain comrades remembered on the third anniversary of their assassination, May 23, 2018.
More photos at the blog of the current commander of the Ghost Brigade, comrade Alexey Markov
'We will build a people's socialist Novorossiya': Alexei Mozgovoi
‘We will build a people’s socialist Novorossiya’: Alexei Mozgovoi
‘Do not fear to shout loudly about joyful things’ Speech by Ghost Brigade (Prizrak) Commander Alexei Mozgovoiat the celebration of the October Revolution on November 7, 2014, in Alchevsk, Lugansk People’s Republic. This internationalist, anti-fascist leader of the resistance to Ukraine’s war of terror on the people of Donbass was…
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