Digmaang Sibil ng Russia
Prologue
White Terror
Gitnang Asya
Labanan ng Kiev
Ice March
Maghukay
Red Terror
Epilogue
mga karakter
mga sanggunian
Bisitahin ang Tindahan
Prologue
St Petersburg, RussiaPag-aalsa ng Moscow Bolshevik
Moscow, RussiaPag-aalsa ng Kerensky-Krasnov
St Petersburg, RussiaDigmaang Ukrainian-Sobyet
UkraineKilusang anti-Bolshevik
RussiaWhite Terror
RussiaDeklarasyon ng mga Karapatan ng mga Tao ng Russia
Russia1917 halalan ng Russian Constituent Assembly
RussiaKapayapaan sa Central Powers
Central EuropeIpinahayag ng mga Cossack ang kanilang kalayaan
Novocherkassk, RussiaPagbuo ng Pulang Hukbo
RussiaAllied intervention sa Russian Civil War
RussiaKiev Arsenal Enero Pag-aalsa
Kyiv, UkraineGitnang Asya
Tashkent, UzbekistanLabanan ng Kiev
Kiev, UkraineOperation fist suntok
UkraineIce March
Kuban', Luhansk Oblast, UkrainAng Ice March, na tinatawag ding First Kuban Campaign, isang pag-alis ng militar na tumagal mula Pebrero hanggang Mayo 1918, ay isa sa mga tiyak na sandali sa Digmaang Sibil ng Russia noong 1917 hanggang 1921. Sa ilalim ng pag-atake ng Red Army na sumusulong mula sa hilaga, ang mga pwersa ng Volunteer Army, kung minsan ay tinatawag na White Guard, ay nagsimulang mag-atras mula sa lungsod ng Rostov timog patungo sa Kuban, sa pag-asang makuha ang suporta ng Don Cossacks laban sa pamahalaang Bolshevik sa Moscow.
Labanan ng Bakhmach
Bakhmach, Chernihiv Oblast, UkInilipat ang kabisera sa Moscow
Moscow, RussiaPag-aalsa ng Czechoslovak Legion
Siberia, RussiaMaghukay
Kazan, RussiaDigmaang komunismo
RussiaOffensive sa Kuban
Kuban', Luhansk Oblast, UkrainLabanan ng Tsaritsyn
Tsaritsyn, Volgograd Oblast, RKonstitusyon ng Soviet Russia ng 1918
RussiaAng konstitusyon ng Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic mula 1918, na tinatawag ding Basic Law na namamahala sa Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, ay naglalarawan sa rehimeng umako sa kapangyarihan noong Rebolusyong Oktubre ng 1917. Ang konstitusyong ito, na pinagtibay kaagad pagkatapos ng Deklarasyon Ng Mga Karapatan Ng Mga Manggagawa At Pinagsasamantalahang Tao, pormal na kinilala ang uring manggagawa bilang naghaharing uri ng Russia ayon sa prinsipyo ng diktadurya ng proletaryado, sa gayon ay ginagawa ang Russian Soviet Republic ang unang konstitusyonal na sosyalistang estado sa mundo.
Red Terror
RussiaDigmaang Polish-Sobyet
PolandOperasyon ng Kazan
Kazan, RussiaMatatapos na ang World War I
Central EuropeKataas-taasang Pinuno Kolchak
Omsk, RussiaDigmaan ng Kalayaan ng Estonia
EstoniaOperasyon ng Northern Caucasus
CaucasusDigmaan ng Kalayaan ng Latvian
LatviaLabanan para sa Donbas
Donbas, UkrainePulang Hukbo sa Gitnang Asya
Tashkent, UzbekistanDe-Cossackization
Don River, RussiaAng opensiba sa tagsibol ng White Army
Ural Range, Russiakontra-opensiba sa Eastern Front
Ural Range, RussiaItinulak ng puting hukbo ang hilaga
Voronezh, RussiaSumulong sa Moscow
Oryol, RussiaKontra-opensiba sa Southern Front
Voronezh, RussiaLabanan ng Peregonovka
Kherson, Kherson Oblast, UkraiPag-alis ng mga pwersang Allied sa Hilagang Russia
Arkhangelsk, RussiaLabanan ng Petrograd
Saint Petersburg, RussiaNag-overstretch ang White Army, nakabawi ang Red Army
Mariupol, Donetsk Oblast, UkraAng operasyon ng Orel-Kursk
Kursk, RussiaGreat Siberian Ice March
Chita, RussiaPaglisan ng Novorossiysk
Novorossiysk, RussiaSinakop ng mga Bolshevik ang Hilagang Russia
Murmansk, RussiaNoong Pebrero 21, 1920 ang mga Bolshevik ay pumasok sa Arkhangelsk at noong Marso 13, 1920, kinuha nila ang Murmansk. Ang White Northern Region Government ay tumigil na umiral.
Labanan ng Warsaw
Warsaw, PolandPaghihimagsik ng Tambov
Tambov, RussiaPagkubkob sa Perekop
Perekopskiy PeresheyekNanalo ang mga Bolshevik sa Timog Russia
CrimeaPagkagutom sa Russia noong 1921–1922
Volga River, RussiaPaghihimagsik sa Kanlurang Siberia
Sverdlovsk, Luhansk Oblast, UkLabanan ng Volochayevka
Volochayevka-1, Jewish AutonomMalayong Silangan
Vladivostok, RussiaEpilogue
RussiaCharacters
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