West Russian Revolutionary Front: Difference between revisions

Riding high on this wave of success, few had noticed the cracks that had formed within the Front's political structure over the years. The exact cause of the disintegration of the Front during the West Russian War remains unknown, with theories ranging from an attempted seizure of power by [[Mikhail Suslov|Suslov]] to the breakdown of the critically overextended command structure. Facing threats to the security of the military leadership in the face of a renewed German offensive employing the collaborationist forces of the [[Samara|Russian Liberation Army]] and [[Vladimir III|Vladimir Romanov]], the government was relocated to the city of Syktyvkar. Following the political turmoil, and the string of defeats at the hands of the enemy, the [[Komi|Republic of Komi]] seceded from the Front, and the subsequent string of defections and secessions marked the end of the West Russian War and the death of the West Russian Revolutionary Front.