AP European History
The Russian Civil War was a multi-party conflict that took place between 1917 and 1922, following the Russian Revolution, resulting in the Bolsheviks seizing control of the country. This war pitted the Red Army, supporting the Bolshevik government, against various factions collectively known as the White Army, which included monarchists, liberals, and anti-Bolshevik socialists. The war significantly shaped the political landscape of Russia and influenced global conflicts by demonstrating the impact of ideological struggles in shaping national destinies.
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