Jäger troops (Finnish volunteers trained in Germany)

Target entity: Jäger troops (Finnish volunteers trained in Germany)
Context triple: [White forces (Finnish Civil War), includedUnit, Jäger troops (Finnish volunteers trained in Germany)]

• A. Feldjäger
  Feldjäger are the military police units of the German Bundeswehr responsible for law enforcement, security, and order within the armed forces.
• B. Freikorps soldiers
  Freikorps soldiers were members of right-wing German paramilitary units composed largely of World War I veterans, notorious for violently suppressing leftist uprisings during the Weimar Republic.
• C. Finnish Karelian Army
  The Finnish Karelian Army was a major field army of Finland that operated on the Karelian front during World War II, particularly in the Continuation War against the Soviet Union.
• D. Brandenburg troops
  Brandenburg troops were military forces from the Electorate of Brandenburg that fought alongside other Protestant allies in late 17th-century European conflicts, including the Williamite War.
• E. Estonian Forest Brothers
  The Estonian Forest Brothers were a guerrilla resistance movement of Estonians who waged an armed struggle against Soviet occupation during and after World War II, hiding in forests and conducting sabotage and partisan warfare.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Jäger troops (Finnish volunteers trained in Germany)
Target entity description: The Jäger troops were Finnish volunteers trained and organized in Germany during World War I who later formed an elite core of the White forces in the Finnish Civil War and played a key role in building Finland’s national army.

• A. Feldjäger
  Feldjäger are the military police units of the German Bundeswehr responsible for law enforcement, security, and order within the armed forces.
• B. Freikorps soldiers
  Freikorps soldiers were members of right-wing German paramilitary units composed largely of World War I veterans, notorious for violently suppressing leftist uprisings during the Weimar Republic.
• C. Finnish Karelian Army
  The Finnish Karelian Army was a major field army of Finland that operated on the Karelian front during World War II, particularly in the Continuation War against the Soviet Union.
• D. Brandenburg troops
  Brandenburg troops were military forces from the Electorate of Brandenburg that fought alongside other Protestant allies in late 17th-century European conflicts, including the Williamite War.
• E. Estonian Forest Brothers
  The Estonian Forest Brothers were a guerrilla resistance movement of Estonians who waged an armed struggle against Soviet occupation during and after World War II, hiding in forests and conducting sabotage and partisan warfare.
• F. None of above. chosen