What role did Ukraine play in the October revolution (Bolshevik Revolution)? Who were the Bolsheviks? Who were they fighting against and what were they fighting for? In your opinion were they on they right side of history?
What role did Ukraine play in the October revolution (Bolshevik Revolution)? Who were the Bolsheviks...
Caleb Nelson
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Gabriel Gray
>What role did Ukraine play in the October revolution (Bolshevik Revolution)?
We had our own thing going for a few years, until we unfortunately succumbed to the red hordes from the northeast
Brayden Jones
Owen Watson
>In your opinion were they on they right side of history?
Is this a serious question, or just trolling? People keep moralfagging about muh 6 gorillion, when communists killed many times more people
Austin Ward
Who "we"?
Average yokel in any part of the empire didn't know how to read
Gavin Ross
This video makes Lenin seem like a decent guy. Why were communists given such a bad rap?
Adrian Martinez
Well, you most certainly didn't
en.wikipedia.org
Parker Powell
>communists killed many times more people
They did not
Jose Lee
Jace Gomez
FUN FACT: Bolsheviki means "the majority" in Russian, while the Bolsheviks were actually a minority of Russian communists
Gavin King
>Who were the Bolsheviks?
an honest answer to this question would probably result in ban for "violating US law" and another wave of articles about Any Forums on ADL-run media so why even bother
Connor Diaz
>mass executions
>gulags
>holodomor
>great leap forward
etc. etc.
Julian Baker
read bulgakovs books
Nicholas Wood
>Why were communists given such a bad rap?
porky propaganda
BTW Lenin was actually commited to upholding certain degree of national autonomy which is why it's easy today for Putin to say that Ukraine is a fake nation created by Lenin. funnily enough it was Western Marxists like (((Luxemburg))) who were extremely culturally chauvinistic and imperialist and yet are still revered by modern leftists
Jordan Murphy
>loses elections
>has no majority
>ignites fire of civil war
>wins like a boss
basedola
Ayden Morris
>What role did Ukraine play in the October revolution
it's like asking what role South Carolina played in American revolution
Brandon Robinson
>The first serious threat to the Bolsheviks came from Siberia, where White (anti-Bolshevik) forces attacked westward and advanced almost to the Volga River before being stopped. Attacks also came from the Ukrainians in the southeast and from the Baltic regions. In mid-1919, White forces swept through Ukraine and advanced almost to Moscow.
Leo Wright
>Who were the Bolsheviks
Basically Jews
send from Jewmoney to make Russian empire leave the war
>In your opinion were they on they right side of history?
No they were on the left side of history
Nathaniel Hill
Ethnic self-identification does not exist in the agrarian society
>Inb4 muh 1 and 2 estate who were 5% of society
Jackson Richardson
Tyler Foster
Carter Campbell
Although the Allied Powers had intervened initially in Russia to encourage the Russians to remain in the war, the end of the war on November 11, 1918, had made that purpose inconsequential. Nevertheless, Allied troops remained, and even more were sent, as Allied countries did not hide their anti-Bolshevik feelings. At one point, more than 100,000 foreign troops, mostly Japanese, British, American, and French, were stationed on Russian soil. This intervention by the Allies enabled the communist government to appeal to patriotic Russians to fight the attempts of foreigners to control their country. By 1921, the Communists were in control of Russia. In the course of the civil war, the Bolshevik regime had also transformed Russia into a bureaucratically centralized state dominated by a single party. It was also a state that was largely hostile to the Allied Powers that had sought to assist the Bolsheviks’ enemies in the civil war.