10 déc. 1920 - But three days later he had to fight another battle, near the village of Konstantin (inhabited by Greek peasants), against a very large cavalry force and a vigorous artillery. From several officers who were captured, Makhno learned that there were four Bolshevik armies-two cavalry and two mixed-and that the Red commander hoped to surround him with the assist- ance of several additional divisions. This information agreed perfectly with that furnished by the peasants, as well as with the observations and conc (La bande de temps)