First Russian Civil War

The Russians lost everything they had in the first World War. The Russians then entered the war again and attacked the Turks to take Bosporus under their protection and lost him. When the Russians saw that he was powerless, they pressured the workers to work. As a result of this pressure, workers in Russia began to revolt. The Russians withdrew from the war with the Turks by signing the Treaty of Kars with the Turks, anticipating that the rebellion could turn into a civil war. The Russian army was immediately sent to the areas where the rebellion broke out, but the Russian army could not resist the insurgency, and the Russian army began to be destroyed by the insurgency. After that, the Russians pulled their army out of Petrograd and drove it to Moscow, because the rebellion in Petrograd was unstoppable. A few months later Lenin arrived in Petrograd and became the leader of the rebellion, forming a regular army. The Russian army had lost Kyiv, Minsk, Baku and Sevastopol to the growing insurgency, and the Red Army was rapidly approaching Moscow, the last stronghold. The Russians, on the other hand, asked Britain for help, thinking that the only solution would be to get support. And Britain gave this help. The Russian army, which had recovered with British help, began to push the Red Army from behind with a counterattack. The Red Army, on the other hand, quickly moved into a defensive position.

The Red Army had established the Ukrainian Socialist Republic, the Belarusian Socialist Republic and the Caucasian Socialist Republic in the regions where it was located. By establishing these countries, he had expanded the Red Army. Because the Russians did not think that they would advance any further, they moved to a defensive position in the White Army in their war with the West. The Russians attacked the South, thinking that they could invade the Caucasus from behind. As a result of these attacks, the nationalists, who were trying to establish the independent nation of Don Kuban, were trying to invade Dagestan, suffering very heavy losses. The Turks, who ended the struggle for independence, saw that those who tried to establish the Don Kuban nation were made up of Tatars and Turks, and told Russia that if they established an independent state in Dagestan, they would help them take Crimea back. Russia did this because it thought Crimea was important. The Russian army withdrew from Dagestan and a Dagestan country was established. The Red Army in the Caucasus managed to establish a defensive line in the south. Thinking that the Russians could not invade the south, the Turks began to advance in Crimea with Naval Support. The Russian advance was stopped near Sevastopol by Ukrainian partisans. The Russians now saw that this war was deadlocked. So the Russians offered peace to the Rebels. The rebels were tired, too, so they agreed. As a result of the war, the Balkan Communist Union, the Ukrainian Socialist Republic, the Socialist Republic of Belarus, the nationalist Dagestan and the Caucasian Union were established.