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Civil war 1918-21
Why did the Reds win?
White weaknesses
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White army scattered around the edge of Russia
communication difficult- uncoordinated attacks and unable to exploit
Red's
weaknesses
Different aims
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Tsar
back in power
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Constitutional monarchy
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Military dictatorship
Foreign intervention ineffective
Red propaganda said if the Whites won, Russia would be rules by
foreigners
Reds
used
White
cruelty as anti white propaganda
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