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Ivan Lukich Sorokin (4 December 1884 - 3 November 1918) was a red cossack of Kuban origin, creator and ataman of first red cossack troops in this region, one of the commanders of Red Army.

Ivan Lukich Sorokin in traditional Kuban cossack costume

Sorokin commanded a Red army in the North Caucasus. He arranged the execution of his rival commander, I.I. Matveev on October 7th, 1918. The execution and his reign of terror demoralized the Red armies in the North Caucasus. He would be declared a traitor on October 27th, and was assassinated on November 2nd.^[1]

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^ Peter Kenez, Red Attack, White Resistance, p. 188.