The "Russian Civil War" (1916-1926) was really a series of wars, uprisings, and massacres between hundreds of political factions, nationalities, and ephemeral political entities that were thrown into chaotic internecine struggle following the implosion of the Russian Empire in 1917. Although popular histories often refer to a singular “Russian Revolution” that destroyed the Empire, this book will demonstrate that World War, Revolution, and Civil War were experienced in tandem and without pause for the participants on the ground.
The first book of our ambitious compendium-history begins with the total collapse of the Russian Army from March to December 1917. The memoirs contained in book 1 of volume I demonstrate the effects of the revolutionary socialist agitation against the Russian Imperial Army officer corps amidst the increasingly hopeless military situation at the eastern fronts that followed Tsar Nicholas II's abdication in March 1917.
As the fronts and rear descended into chaos, the weak provisional government capitulated to the Bolshevik-dominated Soviet, and the Russian state ceased to exist between the fires of World War and civil war. Officers and junkers who rejected the Bolshevik seizure of power now had to escape the bloodshed and anarchy of the state's dissolution. Together they fled comparatively quiet Don Cossack Host. In the old Cossack land, the officers and junkers hoped to create a new, Volunteer Army with which they could reverse the Bolshevik political victories in the capitals of Russia.
It is here that our series begins.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The "Russian Civil War" (1916-1926) was really a series of wars, uprisings, and massacres between hundreds of political factions, nationalities, and ephemeral political entities that were thrown into chaotic internecine struggle following the implosion of the Russian Empire in 1917. Although popular histories often refer to a singular "Russian Revolution" that destroyed the Empire, this book will demonstrate that World War, Revolution, and Civil War were experienced in tandem and without pause for the participants on the ground. The first book of our ambitious compendium-history begins with the total collapse of the Russian Army from March to December 1917. The memoirs contained in book 1 of volume I demonstrate the effects of the revolutionary socialist agitation against the Russian Imperial Army officer corps amidst the increasingly hopeless military situation at the eastern fronts that followed Tsar Nicholas II's abdication in March 1917. As the fronts and rear descended into chaos, the weak provisional government capitulated to the Bolshevik-dominated Soviet, and the Russian state ceased to exist between the fires of World War and civil war. Officers and junkers who rejected the Bolshevik seizure of power now had to escape the bloodshed and anarchy of the state's dissolution. Together they fled comparatively quiet Don Cossack Host. In the old Cossack land, the officers and junkers hoped to create a new, Volunteer Army with which they could reverse the Bolshevik political victories in the capitals of Russia. It is here that our series begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798334628861
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