Kamenian Civil War

Kamenian Civil War
Anti-Communist propaganda from 1925
Date 2 August 1924 - March 1925 Location Kamenia Result Anti-Communist Victory; Ban on the Communist Party Defeat of the Republicans Rise of the KNSP
Belligerents
Great Coalition including Kamenian Military All-Kamenian Movement Orthodox Movement White Shirts	Communist Party Revolutionary-Socialist Army People's Army Kamenian Republican Government
Commanders and leaders
Nicholas of Kamenia Goran Čačić Jagoš Gavrić Goran Kankaraš Stracimir Bratić Mrdelja Božić	Isailo Pavlović Tomaš Ljotić Pejo Ljotić Leka Drljača Tomaš Krestić
Strength
18,000 13,000 3,500	25,000 10,500 8,000
Casualties and losses
10,600 killed	18,000 killed

The Kamenian Civil War (Kamenian: Кмењсн грађански рат, Kmenjsn građanski rat) (August 2, 1924 - March 1925) was a multi-party war in the Kingdom of Kamenia fought primarily between the Anti-Communist Great Coalition and the Kamenian Communist Party. Many sectarian groups fought in the conflict with republicans and communists forming a loose anti-government alliance whilst the anarchist People's Army fought against all factions. In the south, the nationalistic White Shirts (the forerunner to the KNSP) originally attacked all parties before joining the government-led Grand Coalition at the end of the conflict.

Over seventy percent of Kamenia's male population fought during the war with a number of mass killings targeting the civilian population also occurring during this period, women being a major target by all factions during the war.