Moskowien Dissolution

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Moskowien Dissolution
Part of The German Civil War
The Moskowien Anarchy
Date	Late 1963 - Early 1964
Place	Reichskommissariat Moskowien
Result	Collapse of Moskowien
Belligerents
Ex-Collaborator Governments Council of the Russian Republic Tver Autonomy Partisans and Bandits Partisan Formation "Thirteen" Velikiye Luka Uprising SPG "Winners" (V) SPG "Winners" (P) Special Forces "Shishki" Wehrmacht Remnants Operationszone Sankt Peterburg Operationszone Pleskau Operationszone Moskau Operationszone Orjol Operationszone Paulusburg Operationszone Astrakhan Operationszone Tambow AOdNSDAP Remnants Notfallverwaltung Paulusburg Notfallverwaltung Tichwin SS-Aktionsgruppe Moskowien Luftflotte 1945 Militärbehörde Orjol Notfallverwaltung Tambow RKM56
Leaders
Bronislav Kaminski Mikhail Gorbachev Albert Speer Kurt Georg Kiesinger Helmut Schmidt Ludwig Erhard Henning von Tresckow Hermann Göring Wilhelm Stuckart Artur Axmann Paul 'Pili' Körner Rudolf Diels Reinhard Heydrich Philipp Bouhler Gunter d'Alquen August Frank Herbert Otto Gille
Outcomes
Bormann becomes Fuhrer Speer becomes Fuhrer Göring becomes Fuhrer Heydrich becomes Fuhrer

The Moskowien Dissolution is an event that results in the collapse of Reichskommissariat Moskowien after the German Civil War occurs.

Originally formed after the success of the German invasion of the Soviet Union in Operation Barbarossa, the Reichskommissariat would suffer from instability and internal problems whilst the Germans established their new colonial administration for Generalplan Ost.

However, after the shattering of the Reichskommissariat in the disastrous West Russian War, many partisans that have gone underground lay in waiting to restore Russian rule over the land.