A Baltic German general nicknamed for this adjective united several anti-Bolshevik armies in April 1920 and led the evacuation of Crimea after succeeding (10[1])Anton Denikin. The use of this adjective to describe tax-paying lands in medieval Russia inspired the name of a group that assassinated the politician (-5[1])Mikhail Herzenstein and incited pogroms in the 1900s. A group named for this adjective also called “Unification or Death” was founded by Apis. This adjective (10[1])described Pyotr Wrangel, who was nicknamed this type of baron, as well as staunch monarchist “Hundreds.” A group known by this adjective assassinated Alexander I of Yugoslavia during the May Coup; that group helped Young Bosnia member Gavrilo Princip carry out a 1914 assassination in Sarajevo. For 10 points, Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated with help from a Serbian group named for a Hand of what (10[1])color? ■END■