Siberian War: Difference between revisions
m
→Failed Offensives of the Republic and the Army Revolts.
(Edited and reworded the article to ensure readability as well as conciseness) |
|||
| (5 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown) | |||
Line 1:
The '''Siberian War''' was a conflict fought in central Siberia, between the Central Siberian Republic and the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Far East.▼
== Background ==▼
=== Prelude ===▼
{{Infobox military conflict|partof=|image=[[File:Siberian War 1950 Complitation.png|360px]]|caption='''Clockwise from top left'''
Remnants of the Red Army advances through Central Southern Siberia
Line 18 ⟶ 23:
<div>[[File:FLAG IRK.png|25px]] [[Pavel Bulanov]]</div>
<div>[[File:FLAG IRK.png|25px]] [[Ivan Yumashev]]</div>|leaders3=|leaders4=|outcomes1=|outcomes2=|outcomes3=|outcomes4=|notes=}}
==== World War II ====
▲The '''Siberian War''' was a conflict fought in central Siberia, between the Central Siberian Republic and the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Far East.
During World War II, Germany invaded the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, leading to its total collapse and the occupation of Russia up to the Urals and the A-A line. In the years following the war, various Russian warlords rose in the power vacuum created by the fall of the USSR. Loyal Soviet generals under the leadership of [[Alexander Yegorov]] formed the [[West Russian Revolutionary Front]], while in the west, the West Siberian People's Republic was formed under [[Joseph Stalin]] and [[Lazar Kaganovich]],
In Central Siberia, the Central Siberian Republic was formed under a group of Russian intellectuals, spearheaded by [[Boris Pasternak]]. Further east, [[Genrikh Yagoda]] led the NKVD to evacuate the Soviet government to Irkutsk, forming the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet in the Far East, making it a legitimate successor.
▲== Background ==
▲=== Prelude ===
▲After the collapse of the Bukharin regime by the German Invasion, Genrikh Yagoda led the NKVD to evacuate the Soviet government to Irkutsk, making it a legitimate successor. However, the Presidium's tyranny led to underground movements forming in the Far East. In Central Siberia, Russian intellectuals fled to Tomsk, forming a republic. Tensions between the Republic and Union remnants increased during the late 1940s and early 1950s with increased tensions and constant border clashes almost everyday.
== Conflict ==
Line 33 ⟶ 38:
Following the war, local authorities in the Far East revolted against Yagoda's tyranny. Nikifor Kolyada led the first partisan rising in Aldan, occupying the area. Whilst fascists and white émigrés from Harbin established a fascist government in the southeast. The Soviet Pacific Fleet declared independence in Kamchatka, leading to the collapse of any government in the region due to the lack of military presence.
=== Failed
The Republic capitalized on this opportunity to strike and attacked Soviet lines, whilst Yagoda's government was busy fighting rebels. The Republican Army pushed back the Soviets back to the original frontlines. But, just as the Republican Army attempted to deal a final blow to Yagoda's Army, high-ranking generals and officers revolted against the Tomsk government, leading to the Siberian Black Army claiming independence. [[Rurik II|Nikolai Krylov]]'s Army was ordered to reconquer the territories, but was soon betrayed by [[Nikolai Andreev]] and his soldiers, leading to the operation's failure. In Novosibirsk, [[Alexander Pokryshkin]] and local garrisons declared independence from Tomsk.
== Aftermath ==
===
Following the Massive defeats inflicted on both sides, the conflict quickly fizzled out as revolts and instability required the emergency attention of there militaries. the Central Siberian Republic withdrew to their defensive lines, while the Soviet government limped to Irkutsk to put down political instability and to rebuild the largely destroyed Soviet Army.
The war ended as it started; with growing tensions. the Soviet government had to retreat to their capital of Irkutsk and recently the region Buryatia under Sablin's rule has revolted, who advocates for a libertarian socialist state.▼
=== Yagoda's Government ===
Yakutia and Oyrotia would declare independence not long after the war and the inner fighting between the Harbin fascists culminated into the creation of the military cliques of Chita, Amur and Magadan.
▲The war ended as it started; with growing tensions.
=== The Republican Government ===
Unfortunately for the Central Siberian Republic, they had to deal with a number of revolts. Most
| |||