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The Northern White Army 1918-1920 Centered in the frozen wind-swept White Sea region, a small force of White troops held out against the Reds with the help of a few thousand Interventionist troops. allied forces • murmansk • archangel • general ek miller • admiral kolchak
Formation of the Red Army Cavalry The 1st Cavalry Army of General Budyonny was formed in 1918 to give the Red Army a mobile striking force and rapid reaction reserve in the Russian Civil War. red army • russian civil war • kransov • mammotov • shkuro
The Combat Record of the Konarmia The 1st Cavalry Army of General Budyonny fought the Whites, Poles, Armenians, Greens, and everyone else in the Russian Civil War. red army • russian civil war • tachanka • kransov • mammotov
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The Southern White Army 1917-1920 Under the protection of the Cossacks and aided by a corps of Interventionists, the AFSR White Army of the South fought for three bloody years until defeated. ukraine • don cossacks • kuban cossacks • kaliden • kransov
WWII: British Teenage Combatants World War II was horrific in England, with even minors serving in the military long and well. Young Bugle Boys, barely out of grade school, were no exception. world war ii • royal marines • bugle boy • scapa flow • hms royal oak
Allied Interventionists in Russia The Armies of Britain, France, the US, Greece, Japan, Serbia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Italy, and Canada intervened in the Russian Civil War each for their own motive. allied intervention • interventionst russia • detail interventionists • toe russia expeditionary force • belgian armored car company
Russia: Government Profile Russia, independent since the Soviet Union's 1991 collapse, has developed a semi-presidential republic with executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. russian federation government profile • political framework structure • federal republic • capital moscow • independent soviet union disintegration collapse 1 |
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