The Russian Civil War

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  • @jeanderpnald1797
    @jeanderpnald1797 9 років тому +1622

    "Sir, we're quite badly losing this conflict, what are we going to do??"
    "Conquer Mongolia"

    • @swissphan18
      @swissphan18 9 років тому +183

      Polish army officers:
      "We have driven the Soviets back". "Let us make a peace treaty with them to show how non-greedy capitalists can be". Really, Poland??? Why didn't you support the white movement??
      *expects no answer*

    • @dominikzuba6774
      @dominikzuba6774 9 років тому +33

      swiss Man 17 well. What would they get fron it? Russians were clear they would not trade land for military help.But of course Piłsudski should have done something, at least reconquer tge lost land.

    • @swissphan18
      @swissphan18 9 років тому +15

      Dominik Zuba
      Yeah, okay. It just seemed odd to me, that Poland would give up after they had beaten them back.^^

    • @johnathongraves4033
      @johnathongraves4033 9 років тому +38

      swiss Man 17 "Fine, I guess we should annex like half of Ukraine and more of Belarus or something... or just sit there not being Greater Westslavonia"-Polish Officers

    • @johnathongraves4033
      @johnathongraves4033 9 років тому +87

      "Mongolia's gonna be my Man-Cave."-Sternberg

  • @derekramirez4765
    @derekramirez4765 7 років тому +195

    I didn't know the Soviet Union had access to super Mario galaxy at the time...

    • @ethanpappas2502
      @ethanpappas2502 3 роки тому +13

      thats how they won the war, they were more skilled at super mario galaxy

    • @quedtion_marks_kirby_modding
      @quedtion_marks_kirby_modding 3 місяці тому

      But it technicaly was the Russian ssfr.
      They lost Mario galaxy when they became the ussr.

  • @inter3684
    @inter3684 9 років тому +657

    20th century itself was the bloodiest in all human history

    • @arturocevallossoto5203
      @arturocevallossoto5203 9 років тому +85

      Jack Hawk Because there were more people.

    • @desmondng5375
      @desmondng5375 9 років тому +18

      Arturo Cevallos Soto Yah, the world actually lost one of the least % of its people in the last century. Case in point: the Roman empire lost 5% of their population against Hannibal alone, which is about the % Germany lost in ww2, militarily speaking.

    • @TALCOLMINTHEMIDDLE
      @TALCOLMINTHEMIDDLE 9 років тому +50

      Jack Hawk The 19th Century was also incredibly bloody what with Napoleon, US Civil War, South American colonial rebellions, Taiping Rebellion, and European conquests in Africa and IndoChina/East Indies.

    • @TheAmericanPrometheus
      @TheAmericanPrometheus 9 років тому +54

      Jack Hawk Who knows what horrors await us in the 21st century...

    • @SIMcityplayer2002
      @SIMcityplayer2002 9 років тому +1

      It's because more people were bleeding.

  • @EmperorTigerstar
    @EmperorTigerstar 9 років тому +1248

    Good job Suomi. You'll have to tell me the sources you used sometime. They seemed very detailed.

    • @MrWho45000vr
      @MrWho45000vr  9 років тому +133

      ***** I used various Russian websites explaining the events and routes of the White Movement/Bolsheviks/Triple Entente, my own Atlas of World History, and these maps: maps.omniatlas.com/russia/

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar 9 років тому +23

      ***** Omniatlas isn't usually an accurate source completely, no. I personally don't use it.

    • @defunctaccount9965
      @defunctaccount9965 9 років тому +20

      i am a fan of your videos EmperorTigerstar,they are fantastic and accurate

    • @Lukadj117
      @Lukadj117 9 років тому +11

      Eoghan Neville You're too lazy to read the description.

    • @zikon4625
      @zikon4625 9 років тому +4

      Eoghan Neville Read The Descrpition! To know the music

  • @thepottstick307
    @thepottstick307 9 років тому +526

    Damn this war is way more complicated than I first thought. I may need a few months to wrap my head around it.

    • @MrWho45000vr
      @MrWho45000vr  9 років тому +141

      ***** Oh, trust me, it's even more complicated than this video shows. If I had shown all separate white movements (such as the Czechoslovak Legion) The war would look even more messed up.

    • @ArchivatorRUS
      @ArchivatorRUS 8 років тому +19

      +The Pottstick
      We in Russia are at school and at university learned mostly just political part of the Civil War.
      Military action is almost not taught because it's FUCKING LOONY BIN ! ! !

    • @lupettoversilia
      @lupettoversilia 8 років тому +3

      +☭Suomi★ Amazing
      Amazing
      Amazing
      Amazing
      Amazing
      Amazing
      Amazing
      video !!!!!
      !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @juancariasr7932
      @juancariasr7932 8 років тому +3

      +Archivator-RUS That's the case in most situations. They just go causes-consequences and completely skip the actual war, I find it incredibly boring when they do that. It's more interesting to look at operation Barbarossa animated in a map than reading the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact.

    • @turalhemid401
      @turalhemid401 8 років тому

      Suomi, please add mughan soviet republic (South Azerbaijan)

  • @komnenoschanel
    @komnenoschanel 7 років тому +239

    Still better than Tigestarian's video.
    1. Low speed
    2. Beautiful and comfortable design
    3. Very correct
    4. Amazing soundtrack

    • @frjoethesecond
      @frjoethesecond 7 років тому +31

      I agree. While Tigerstar's was more accurate, this is easier to follow, especially thanks to the information text throughout.

    • @Stoss_
      @Stoss_ 6 років тому

      who is tigestarian?

    • @thetigerking2613
      @thetigerking2613 6 років тому +3

      Wished this one included the Green armies.

    • @jianwenjiang6360
      @jianwenjiang6360 6 років тому +4

      Schützengrabenvernichtungspanzerkraftwagen He meant EmperorTigerstar. He is doing video's just like Suomi. But with a other kind of style.

    • @sgcool2369
      @sgcool2369 6 років тому

      Yep

  • @aidemalo
    @aidemalo 8 років тому +191

    1921 Anarchists... oh... they're still alive?

    • @spzer2557
      @spzer2557 8 років тому +45

      +Eduard White They'll never die

    • @vladimirshcheretskii6586
      @vladimirshcheretskii6586 8 років тому +4

      +Eduard White Ukraine

    • @spzer2557
      @spzer2557 8 років тому +1

      Greece

    • @SkallKiller
      @SkallKiller 8 років тому +1

      +Eduard White I wonder what they were doing there in Crimea, perhaps they were trying to figure out how to Anarchy...?

    • @vladimirshcheretskii6586
      @vladimirshcheretskii6586 8 років тому +20

      Nortarus Firehand
      Anarchist Makhno has agreement with russian communist to conquer Crimea. If he would did it communists allow him to have some territory to form anarchistic state in the south of Ukraine. But after his army conquer Crimea it was destroyed by communists from rearward. Only small groups and Makhno himself escaped death. It was the end of anarchists the deal with communist destroyed anarchist army and after several attempts to form new one Makhno was badly injured and escaped from Ukraine.

  • @davidsarmiento8060
    @davidsarmiento8060 5 років тому +58

    2:54 when you leave one province undefended in HOI4

  • @EnergyKnife
    @EnergyKnife 9 років тому +209

    2:48: So close! Just one more great push!
    3:00: CURSES!

    • @Saiputera
      @Saiputera 9 років тому +1

      So what the difference its make between white took over Russia?

    • @EnergyKnife
      @EnergyKnife 9 років тому +11

      Ryan lex What?

    • @Saiputera
      @Saiputera 9 років тому

      EnergyKnife I meant what the differences between "White movement".

    • @EnergyKnife
      @EnergyKnife 9 років тому +22

      Ryan lex The White movement was a group of counterrevolutionaries who fought the communist red movement.

    • @Saiputera
      @Saiputera 9 років тому

      EnergyKnife Yeah I know but what happen if the "white movement won" or difference?

  • @NapoleonBonaparti
    @NapoleonBonaparti 9 років тому +70

    I like that you showed the Finnish civil war aswell, nice touch :)

    • @NapoleonBonaparti
      @NapoleonBonaparti 9 років тому +28

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    • @NapoleonBonaparti
      @NapoleonBonaparti 9 років тому +25

      Hahaha my phone always does crazy shit in my pocket *****​

    • @Hadiros
      @Hadiros 9 років тому +3

      Okay then that is something funny I just read in the comments about a devastating civil war.

  • @desmondng5375
    @desmondng5375 9 років тому +79

    2.55 USSR be like "Treaty of Versailles signed? Time to activate HULK mode."

    • @pinochets1fan177
      @pinochets1fan177 6 років тому +1

      Desmond Ng what benefits did the Treaty of Versailles give to the Bolsheviks?

    • @0123renee
      @0123renee 6 років тому +1

      Germany was almost completely stripped of their military when it was signed and fell into poverty not long after. I think it was because of how weak they were that help the Bolsheviks. But maybe it's just me being stupid again.

    • @marluxia8832
      @marluxia8832 5 років тому

      ​@@pinochets1fan177 Germany, despite being behind the revolution and Bolsheviks rising in power, supported some White armies with money, weapons and equipment (Bermondt-Avalov's army, Krasnov's army, the Drozdovtsy and some others).

    • @fahoodie1852
      @fahoodie1852 5 років тому

      Le Croisé Blanc they also conquered the Baltics, Belarus, Ukraine, and the Caucasus before they surrendered

    • @marluxia8832
      @marluxia8832 5 років тому

      @@fahoodie1852 Those were the lands that Germany gained by Brest-Litovsk peace treaty signed by Bolsheviks, so there's nothing surprising about that.

  • @Grandn00b
    @Grandn00b 9 років тому +135

    The Trans-Siberian railway didn't go all the way to St. Petersburg. It reached from Moscow to Vladivostok.

    • @MrWho45000vr
      @MrWho45000vr  9 років тому +181

      LordCucumber Correct. But there was also an important railway between St. Petersburg and Moscow which also played an important role during the war.

    • @igoryegin9531
      @igoryegin9531 9 років тому +11

      LordCucumber Nope. The Trans-Siberian railway itself began in Miass, not in Moscow.

    • @paulamkguensrial7524
      @paulamkguensrial7524 7 років тому +1

      Wrong idiot! Anglos justo spitting sit about what they dont know

  • @dashietheplushcat
    @dashietheplushcat Рік тому +11

    Who else remembers watching this when they were younger?

  • @rtg_onefourtwoeightfiveseven
    @rtg_onefourtwoeightfiveseven 7 років тому +52

    SMG Bowser music? I'm not complaining.

    • @et496
      @et496 6 років тому

      Alex M. kewl

  • @josephstalin757
    @josephstalin757 9 років тому +32

    Great video

  • @bartoszsternal9067
    @bartoszsternal9067 8 років тому +17

    The polish front movements are inaccurate - Poland advanced into central Ukraine and took Kiev in may 1920. This is not depicted.

  • @flyingfish8695
    @flyingfish8695 7 років тому +17

    Did anybody else notice the super Mario galaxy music?

  • @laszlogotje9956
    @laszlogotje9956 7 років тому +21

    Super mario galaxy music? Awsome!

  • @user-yf1gb3gq9z
    @user-yf1gb3gq9z 9 років тому +18

    Молодцы Суоми!!! Продолжайте в том же духе)))

  • @MusicGamesEverything
    @MusicGamesEverything 5 років тому +34

    If it wasn't for the Bolsheviks winning the civil war, Russia would never have been able to beat Nazi Germany. The white movement was very divided among itself. The only uniting factor was "we're not Bolsheviks". If they won, Russia would've been split into dozens of smaller nations, many having conflicting ideologies. This isn't even mentioning that the big industrialization and advancement that the Soviets made would never have occurred and Russia would've still been pretty backwards military-wise. It would've been a cake-walk for Nazi Germany and they probably would've made it to Siberia.

    • @solarsign1
      @solarsign1 5 років тому +8

      Meanwhile, one of the main factors the Nazis were allowed to exist and expand were the Bolsheviks. The Allies were afraid of them much more than the weakened Germany, it was meant to be a buffer and counterweight against Soviet Russia. Only after the Nazis proved to be unexpectedly dangerous were the Allies forced to form an alliance with the USSR.

    • @MrAtlfan21
      @MrAtlfan21 5 років тому

      Михаил Алексеев it’s crazy how the ideologies of communism and liberalism would ally themselves against fascism in the 30s and 40s, but now it seems fascism and liberalism ally themselves against communism

    • @user-dw3ix6gv1c
      @user-dw3ix6gv1c 5 років тому

      @@MrAtlfan21 "now...fascism and liberalism ally against communism"But where do you see communism now? Russia is not communist country. The ideology of modern Russia is the mix of socialism, Orthodoxy, monarchism etc. What another country are communist now? North Кorea? But it is not the World Power

    • @solarsign1
      @solarsign1 5 років тому

      @@MrAtlfan21 They had no choice, we would ally with anyone when faced with imminent death. By the way, Germany and the USSR cooperated until 1941, they even divided Poland together in 1939. They had one thing in common - they were outcasts.

    • @MrAtlfan21
      @MrAtlfan21 5 років тому

      влад луков no I mean in general since WW2, like how the US overthrew socialist governments in Nicaragua, Chile, Honduras, Grenada, Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Haiti, Panama, and Guatemala in favor of far right dictatorships

  • @SkallKiller
    @SkallKiller 9 років тому +42

    "You can build a throne of bayonets, but you can't sit on it for very long"
    -Leonid Brezhnev

    • @marluxia8832
      @marluxia8832 5 років тому +3

      Sindri Myr you ignorant dumbass, these words belong to Alexander II!

    • @servantofvaria626
      @servantofvaria626 5 років тому +1

      @@marluxia8832 as far as i can tell these are Napoleon's words

    • @freshnessfordays2828
      @freshnessfordays2828 5 років тому

      Sindri Myr before your butt gets bloody

    • @kayrakaya4858
      @kayrakaya4858 5 років тому +1

      @@servantofvaria626 No these words are Boris Yeltsin's words

    • @corvon7410
      @corvon7410 4 роки тому +1

      @@kayrakaya4858 these words are mine.

  • @Rakrak1775
    @Rakrak1775 7 років тому +22

    do the skyrim civil war

  • @GamesLegitament
    @GamesLegitament 9 років тому +442

    Wrong side won this war.

    • @adrianschreiber6828
      @adrianschreiber6828 9 років тому +113

      +GamesLegitament Nope. If the others won russia would never industrialize and move forwards. They would be even more backwards than the US today, just poorer.

    • @GamesLegitament
      @GamesLegitament 9 років тому +115

      Adrian Schreiber But the communists were brutal and killed millions of Russians and suppressed Russia's culture and religion for nearly a century.

    • @adrianschreiber6828
      @adrianschreiber6828 9 років тому +76

      GamesLegitament The US is also responsible of millions of deaths. Religion is something to get rid of. The supression of culture in the USSR was not nearly as brutal as in Mao's China.

    • @GamesLegitament
      @GamesLegitament 9 років тому +53

      Adrian Schreiber The US is responsible for millions of deaths, but not on it's own people.

    • @adrianschreiber6828
      @adrianschreiber6828 9 років тому +62

      GamesLegitament The results were still better than what the US gets out of terrorism in the middle east.

  • @felixbabuf5726
    @felixbabuf5726 9 років тому +32

    I wonder how history would've been different if the anarchists had taken Moscow.

    • @MrAtlfan21
      @MrAtlfan21 5 років тому +7

      Nathan Campbell seeing how anti authoritarian the anarchists were maybe the world would be a better place

    • @freshnessfordays2828
      @freshnessfordays2828 5 років тому +3

      Nathan Campbell freeeeeaking yes

    • @mitak_g3
      @mitak_g3 5 років тому +19

      Even if they had taken Moscow, they wouldn't have been able to hold it for a long time, since the Bolsheviks were becoming more powerful throughout the country, and the anarchists would've been pushed back soon, so it wouldn't have changed much

    • @Kriegter
      @Kriegter 5 років тому

      They would still lose because it's Russia.

    • @cxarhomell5867
      @cxarhomell5867 4 роки тому +1

      @@Kriegter He said anarchist russians

  • @PeterRidilla1001
    @PeterRidilla1001 9 років тому +9

    Amazing Suomi. I was waiting for this video very long. Great job

    • @MrWho45000vr
      @MrWho45000vr  9 років тому +2

      Peter Ridilla Thanks!

    • @PeterRidilla1001
      @PeterRidilla1001 9 років тому +2

      np ☭Suomi★ ,great like always :)

    • @caiol.4228
      @caiol.4228 9 років тому

      ☭Suomi★ Are you socialist, Suomi?

  • @mockvi4
    @mockvi4 9 років тому +9

    Great job! Thanks for putting the complex border flow on all fronts in one easy map! Really appreciate the effort, being somewhat of a Russian Civil War enthusiast myself. The only comment I had is in regards to 1922 developments in Primorye region. Even though there were evacuations that Summer. The Japanese didn't pull out of the region until September. Vladivostok and southern Primorye were not taken by the Reds from the White General Diterikhs until October 25th 1922.

  • @kickzillah3017
    @kickzillah3017 9 років тому +9

    You even got the detail with the Aral lake right :P it's the size it was during the civil war.

    • @xanthespace5141
      @xanthespace5141 9 років тому +2

      Jack Sparrow We in Russia still calling it "sea", although we know it's a lake. And it's still a lake, but sooooo screwed up dead lake.

    • @xanthespace5141
      @xanthespace5141 9 років тому

      Jack Sparrow Блять, как же я сразу не понял, что и тут русско-говорящие есть.

    • @spcellAI
      @spcellAI 8 років тому

      +Jack Sparrow лол, удивился сперва что ты по-русски говоришь, ибо на англе всё время писал.

  • @OwnageCubed
    @OwnageCubed 8 років тому +15

    2:50 I guess the Bolsheviks were pissed about the treaty as well.

    • @sebagrecu591
      @sebagrecu591 7 років тому

      OwnageCubed They needed time to stabilise,Lenin gave that much land willingly.

  • @JackGriffin745
    @JackGriffin745 9 років тому +50

    I kinda wish the White Movement won.

    • @johanngaiusisinwingazuluah2116
      @johanngaiusisinwingazuluah2116 9 років тому +18

      The communists killed more people than the tsar could ever have.

    • @JackGriffin745
      @JackGriffin745 9 років тому +4

      Leonell Valderama But the Bolsheviks were the communists, weren't they?

    • @Hugh_Morris
      @Hugh_Morris 9 років тому

      Jack Griffin Yes.

    • @medeakamchatsky5973
      @medeakamchatsky5973 9 років тому +3

      Jack Griffin George Havenhand
      Actually there a lots of groups that forms the Communist in the Russian Revolution, there were mostly Bolshevik and also Mencheviks, the major difference between them is that the Bolsheviks wanted a dictatorship, and the Mencheviks wanted a democracy. The Mencheviks forms some soviets (some sort of local parliament leads by the people), but at the end, the Mencheviks were exterminate, and the soviets died with them.
      And the idea of a Direct Democracy also.

    • @backfromthegrave119
      @backfromthegrave119 9 років тому

      ***** Agreed nice name :)

  • @nattapongkaewthanom4591
    @nattapongkaewthanom4591 9 років тому +55

    This is the most exciting wars in human's history @_@

  • @averageo2343
    @averageo2343 8 років тому +13

    You should do one on JUST the Czechslovak Legion.

  • @SlavicUnionGaming
    @SlavicUnionGaming 6 років тому +14

    The Bolsheviks almost lost the civil war, but the Russian people fought for a new Russia, for communism and for a better future of Russia

    • @simpleman4215
      @simpleman4215 5 років тому +4

      How can communism be a "better future"?

    • @taygadesign
      @taygadesign 5 років тому +7

      @@simpleman4215 Comparing to the era of Tsarist Russia, more people were educated and healthcare was better. More houses were also built, and the country became more industrialised. However we cannot deny the deaths that were caused in the early days by Stalin's desire to industrialise the country rapidly.

    • @simpleman4215
      @simpleman4215 5 років тому +5

      @@taygadesign I was going to answer you but you do It yourself at the end of the comment.
      Also Tsarist Russia was ended by the time Bolsheviks took the power, they did the coup d'etat against the duma, not against the Tzar.

    • @joaquimalbertosousamendes5623
      @joaquimalbertosousamendes5623 Рік тому

      (((They)))

    • @nickhuggins1690
      @nickhuggins1690 Рік тому

      Frankly, Kerensky was probably Russia's only chance, and bloody Lenin had to go and ruin something that had worked better in eight months than the Romanovs had in three centuries. Bloody Lenin.

  • @cote-de-boeuf
    @cote-de-boeuf 9 років тому +10

    Hahaha, the Mario Galaxy music made my day.

  • @daddydallas4789
    @daddydallas4789 8 років тому +11

    I hope I will have the honor one day to live in a communistic system.

    • @randomguy4180
      @randomguy4180 8 років тому +14

      +Wolfey Just make your dreams come true by going to Cuba or North Korea

    • @daddydallas4789
      @daddydallas4789 8 років тому +1

      Random Guy Cuba is fine

    • @aleksipulkka
      @aleksipulkka 8 років тому +6

      Oh god it would be a nightmare

    • @JurzGarz
      @JurzGarz 8 років тому +2

      +Wolfey The "honor" to live under a horribly repressive regime?

    • @ahenryb1
      @ahenryb1 8 років тому

      +Wolfey We have different definitions of fine.

  • @TimboSlice69420
    @TimboSlice69420 9 років тому +36

    the key to the Bolshevik victory in the civil war was maintaining the control of the heavily industrialized west. The reds held a smaller land mass with large cities with factories and armories. On the other hand the whites held a greater area of Russia but the land they occupied was generally wilderness, small peasant farms, scrub land and swamps. This meant that there were far more means to produce income for the reds, whilst the whites on the other hand (at points in the war) had to rely solely on donations from foreign powers. Also the reds aggressive "war communism" policy which led to the deaths of thousands from starvation and the "Cheka" secret police kept the population servile and in fear of the red authority.
    20/20 on my essay on the Russian civil war last year :D

    • @yugine1000
      @yugine1000 9 років тому +2

      You are a good scholar.
      Bolsheviks were smart as fucks. To take over St. Petersburg with such a small power and then infect everyone with communism - the Devil complains about them right now.

    • @abaddonabaddon374
      @abaddonabaddon374 9 років тому +2

      The main problem of Bolshevik forces were that all fuel-Rich regions were controlled by Whites and because of this the Bolshevik fabrics were stagnated. All of cities under Bolshevik control were starving, because all the black-soiled regions were controlled by White Movement. The white movement was more anarchious (Denikin did not help either Yudenich or Kolchak) and their propoganda was weak. About "War communism" - it caused some rebellions in Kronshtadt among sailors(which had sturmed Winter Palace in 1917) and was quite uneffective and reactionary. Lenin then changed it into "НЭП"(New Economic Policy).
      The biggest winning forces of Red Movement was the youth. "Комсомол"(Young Communistic League) was one of the motive forces for the Bolsheviks. They fighted at the front, did any job for the Idea, "by naked enthusiasm".
      You can contact me for more information if you will

    • @alexanderplatypus3664
      @alexanderplatypus3664 8 років тому

      +Robert Edwin Hause Thanks for trying to correct the original poster who was a total idiot. Maybe it's a 20/20 essay when your teacher also has a very shallow knowledge

    • @abaddonabaddon374
      @abaddonabaddon374 8 років тому +3

      Alexander Platypus well it's a total disaster, when you try to make a project about Russian Civil War without native knowledge. Only Russian can tell about difference between Lenin and Trotsky, Denikin, Yudenich, Kolchak and Vrangel. Also I sure, that guy doesn't a word about Makhno and his anarhists or why did Lenin stopped using a theory of "international revolutionary flame" after defeat in soviet-polish war (1920).
      This theme still has got lots of secret documents, untold stories and causes lots of questions in post-USSR society.

    • @abaddonabaddon374
      @abaddonabaddon374 8 років тому +1

      Alexander Platypus and sure his teacher was a bigger idiot, if he printed him 20/20 mark. Maybe they both were using eng wiki :)

  • @TheFireflyGrave
    @TheFireflyGrave 9 років тому +5

    This is a part of history that I know very little about. Thanks for putting such a dynamic map together.

  • @RedFawcett
    @RedFawcett 7 років тому +8

    I'd like to see one of these videos done for the Spanish Civil War sometime. It's well done this one.

  • @trygvek
    @trygvek 9 років тому +110

    A perfect example of the Russian Empire's logic:
    "Nearly the whole country occupied and in risk of falling into a near totallitarian communist regime?"
    "Better invade Mongolia"

    • @DreamWalkerVl
      @DreamWalkerVl 8 років тому +43

      Brainwashed as they are.
      "totallitarian communist regime";
      So the monarchy was not a totalitarian regime, you think?
      I am wondering, those who talk about communism, totalitarianism, socialism and so on, generally understand the meaning of these words? Probably not.

    • @trygvek
      @trygvek 8 років тому +1

      ***** Ja

    • @paulamkguensrial7524
      @paulamkguensrial7524 7 років тому +15

      The monarchy was authoritarian too! And it had unrest coming through generations

    • @markhenley3097
      @markhenley3097 6 років тому +12

      ''So the Monarchy was not a totalitarian regime, you think?''
      No one ever said that Monarchy was not totalitarian, but the Monarchy was dead by that point, and it doesn't change the fact that Communism is a cancer - it refuses to die and keeps on growing.

    • @masterofalltrades_
      @masterofalltrades_ 6 років тому +4

      @@DreamWalkerVl The monarchy was more totalitarian than Lenin.

  • @naturalbodybuilding3025
    @naturalbodybuilding3025 8 років тому +59

    Rus, Tsardom, Empire, Soviet Union, Federation = that Russia is just phoenix! and always still great and strong as fck!

    • @Gallo4
      @Gallo4 8 років тому +1

      Germany is also.

    • @classicmapper364
      @classicmapper364 8 років тому +13

      +Gallo 4 East Francia>Holy Roman Empire(Prussia also)>Confederation of the Rhine/Prussia>German Union(And Prussia)>North German Union(Prussia as leader)>German Empire>Weimar Republic>Nazi Germany>West Germany/East Germany>Modern Germany

    • @ioanag66
      @ioanag66 8 років тому

      Weimar

    • @megaponful
      @megaponful 7 років тому +2

      Natural Bodybuilding heck yeah long live mother Russia!

    • @johanngaiusisinwingazuluah2116
      @johanngaiusisinwingazuluah2116 7 років тому

      Natural Bodybuilding More like
      Rus, Vassal Appanage, Tsardom, Empire, Republic, Soviet Union, Federation

  • @chipsdubbo4861
    @chipsdubbo4861 9 років тому +125

    *Reds during the war* We're fighting for equal wealth! *After the war* We fought and died just so everyone can be hungry together?!

    • @alexanderplatypus3664
      @alexanderplatypus3664 8 років тому +38

      +Gary Busususaurus Things did get a lot better once rebuilding took place actually. Remember there is still a ton of lies and ignorance about the USSR around the world. There is no incentive for countries to tell the positives about their enemy

    • @alexg3911
      @alexg3911 7 років тому +19

      People didnt starve in the soviet union

    • @raw7504
      @raw7504 6 років тому +4

      The Romanian Atheist no

    • @user-th3tj1zn5u
      @user-th3tj1zn5u 6 років тому +1

      Ukraine was an isolated case, it was politically motivated and necessary

    • @mikuhatsunegoshujin
      @mikuhatsunegoshujin 6 років тому

      Alexander Platypus this

  • @mrssalina
    @mrssalina 9 років тому +3

    In the fall of 1919 did the Red Army really rapidly advance across Siberia hundreds of miles from the Trans-Siberian railroad or was that mainly the local folks switching sides?

    • @Rodion_Telyatnik
      @Rodion_Telyatnik 8 років тому

      Partisan-driven Soviet uprising in Yakutia. There was no Red Army, it was moving along railroad to Irkutsk where main White leader Kolchak was captured soon, and buffer Far Eastern Republic was established to avoid direct Soviet-Japanese confrontation over remaining cossack separatist states.

  • @andrewgilchrist1816
    @andrewgilchrist1816 7 років тому +6

    2:50 you can pinpoint the exact moment my heart breaks in two

  • @MuricaMapperdankmemes
    @MuricaMapperdankmemes 8 років тому +190

    I really wish Stalin didnt screw up Lenin's idea of communism.

    • @SIMcityplayer2002
      @SIMcityplayer2002 8 років тому +50

      Well he didn't even rule over Russia and the Soviet Union for one year, he could have done even worse things than Stalin if he survived for longer.

    • @_MRK87
      @_MRK87 8 років тому +34

      +MuricaMapper You mean: Lenin didn't screw up Marxs idea.

    • @Shotwells
      @Shotwells 8 років тому +5

      +JamesToneyLegend Lenin didn't change Marx's idea.

    • @liberphilosophus7481
      @liberphilosophus7481 8 років тому +75

      Lenin's idea was pretty fucked too

    • @Shotwells
      @Shotwells 8 років тому +24

      Liberī Philosophus
      He had the same ideals as Marx. He just believed that in order to achieve true communism, there needed to be a revolution and that the revolution needed to be led by a vanguard party.

  • @Sidor_Star
    @Sidor_Star 7 років тому +2

    reading the comments about the USSR, I understand.
    If you want to collect a bunch of likes, say that the USSR was shit, hell on earth.
    If you want to get a lot of insults, tell us about what the USSR has done. The positive aspects that the Bolsheviks brought.

  • @cindyheburn3046
    @cindyheburn3046 9 років тому +19

    I have to say this explains The Russian Civil War better than anything else I have ever read or seen I have to say very good job Soumi! Also I am guessing you are Russian and if so where in Russia are you from? Novosibirsk Oblast, Moscow, Rostov Oblast, or St. Petersburg.... etc. Also thanks again for another amazing video this must have taken you a lot of time to put together!

  • @frozenfeet4534
    @frozenfeet4534 9 років тому +14

    The fuck happened at 2:48?

    • @badhero88
      @badhero88 9 років тому +3

      Garen Crownguard WWI was over and millions of soldiers returned back home to rejoin the red movement

    • @erikjohansson4275
      @erikjohansson4275 9 років тому +24

      ***** Otto Köster No, you're both wrong. The war ended in 1918, not to mention, the bolsheviks had already signed a peace treaty with Germany much earlier.
      The RSFSR Still held all the important major industries and productions centers in russia and thus they were the only ones that really could continue going.

    • @igoryegin9531
      @igoryegin9531 9 років тому +2

      Garen Crownguard The Red Plague burst out.

    • @pinochets1fan177
      @pinochets1fan177 6 років тому

      Otto Köster I thought the Russian Forces capitulated after the treaty of Brest-Litovsk, not the treaty of Versailles.

  • @echo12100
    @echo12100 9 років тому +17

    Such a terrible war...

  • @dannya1854
    @dannya1854 8 років тому +6

    In the Civil War I would have definitely supported the Bolsheviks, but ever since the incident at Kronstadt it's understandable why many of its previous supporters opted out or at least became disappointed in Lenin. They warned Lenin that he had too much power and that a vanguard party will lead to oppression and a dictatorship of a single man or people who have hidden interests, but the paranoia Lenin developed after assassination attempts were made on him made him hold on to his power like it was a matter of life and death. While Lenin still had his intellect to prevent him from going way too far with his power, his paranoia was passed down to the aggressive brute known as Stalin who was a complete psychopath. He became the influence of Mao and other Asian Communist movements. Damn, so many things went wrong. It's really depressing for a Communist sympathizer like myself to see how every Communist movement was either suppressed by an outside force or disintegrated from forces within.

  • @classicmapper364
    @classicmapper364 8 років тому +3

    Noticable mistakes (I will say one): Fightings and offensives couln't be held in Central and Northern Siberia and Kamchatka. There are forests and snows only. Fightings were only in Southern Siberia, Primorye and in some territories of Yakutia.

    • @classicmapper364
      @classicmapper364 8 років тому +1

      +MrRussianMapper And second: Anarchists didn't captured so mush land in Ukraine.

  • @SuperSssss5
    @SuperSssss5 9 років тому +4

    really nice man, i really like how you included parts of the heimosodat. even so i would really like to see a more detailed timeline of the heimosodat, sad thing is that not many people know about this events and they are preattty important for the baltic history

  • @quasicroissant
    @quasicroissant 7 років тому +4

    The finnish reds weren't bolsheviks. They had good relations with them, yes, but were a separate entity. It' quite silly to include them. Likewise, how the hell was the republic of Finland part of the white movement?

    • @yelsavidaravskaja905
      @yelsavidaravskaja905 7 років тому +1

      FinRanomness Check out a guy called Elfvengren

    • @yelsavidaravskaja905
      @yelsavidaravskaja905 7 років тому +1

      FinRanomness Yrjö Elfvengren to be exact.

    • @quasicroissant
      @quasicroissant 7 років тому

      *****​ That doesn't change the fact that they weren't a part of the russian white government. Also, calling them Белофинны doesn't necessarily imply they were a part of the russian whites. Calling rightists "whites" and leftist "reds" was a common thing at that time.

    • @quasicroissant
      @quasicroissant 7 років тому

      Yelsä Vidaravskaja The Kinship Wars were private incursions from Finland by volunteers, and by local karelian insurgents, and were not facilitated by the white finnish government.

  • @James--Parker
    @James--Parker 8 років тому +17

    The good news in all of the doom and gloom is that Finland got its independence from this war.

    • @LiterallyWho1917
      @LiterallyWho1917 8 років тому +5

      And poland

    • @SkallKiller
      @SkallKiller 8 років тому

      +CarpeDiem. Official they had a grand total of 1 major victory before '39

    • @James--Parker
      @James--Parker 8 років тому

      CarpeDiem. Official Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe Poland got its independence after WW1 from Germany.

    • @SkallKiller
      @SkallKiller 8 років тому

      it was split between Germany and Russia until Lenin made peace with the Kaiser and Poland was recognised, but the majority of Poland was under Russian rule.
      As for that 1 major victory it was agaisnt eh Soviet Union when they tried to reclaim old territory

    • @LiterallyWho1917
      @LiterallyWho1917 8 років тому

      +Nortarus Firehand had they just been a little more successful they would've liberated Ukraine like they originally planned and prevented the forceful starvation of millions of Ukrainians and Tartars😞

  • @InsaneAlien6
    @InsaneAlien6 8 років тому +122

    This comment section makes me want to die.

  • @jamesgiles4517
    @jamesgiles4517 2 роки тому +2

    Oversimplified would have to go through so much debt when making this...

  • @superluigi782
    @superluigi782 9 років тому +1

    Great video!!! I never knew how complex the Russian civil war was, also love the Super Mario galaxy music!!!

  • @Nendim
    @Nendim 9 років тому +110

    The beginning of the October Revolution and the Civil war is the most tragic day in the whole history of Russia.

    •  9 років тому +11

      Yes but not for Russians only for Rotschild

    •  9 років тому +9

      Why do you think so? Russia was poorest part of Europe with almost no industry before Stalin. BTW 2nd world war backs Russia where it was before him thats true..

    • @FestinedProductions
      @FestinedProductions 9 років тому

      Jim Hawkins Didn't Lenin die from the war?

    • @FestinedProductions
      @FestinedProductions 9 років тому

      Oh alright.

    • @paulamkguensrial7524
      @paulamkguensrial7524 7 років тому +1

      The problem was people like you...

  • @imnbah
    @imnbah Рік тому +3

    WE'RE GETTING THE SEQUEL BOYS JUST LIKE SM GALAXY 2 LETS GOOOO

  • @13RafiusK
    @13RafiusK 8 років тому +10

    very nice song!

  • @TheAmericanPrometheus
    @TheAmericanPrometheus 9 років тому +1

    What was going on in Franz Joseph Land?

    • @MrWho45000vr
      @MrWho45000vr  9 років тому +5

      ***** After the White Movement retreated from the area, the area was abandoned and usettled.

  • @prodigy-hu6dy
    @prodigy-hu6dy 8 років тому +2

    Can you do the American Civil War? You did so well with this complex war I assume you can handle a much simpler one like the American civil war.

  • @kurjaky
    @kurjaky 8 років тому +5

    I think that Bolsheviks Revolution was the most succsefull one

  • @authoritarianleftist3095
    @authoritarianleftist3095 7 років тому +6

    I'm glad the Soviets won that war.

    • @isaac977
      @isaac977 5 років тому +1

      A great victory for the working people of the world against Imperialism indeed!

  • @RZ-uv9sl
    @RZ-uv9sl 8 років тому +144

    red plague

    • @gorule
      @gorule 8 років тому +46

      Red Victory

    • @JurzGarz
      @JurzGarz 8 років тому +11

      The Bolsheviks lost any claim to be "fighting for the people" after they abolished the the legislature because they didn't win a majority. That's the main reason the Left SR (who were themselves revolutionary socialists) joined the White Movement; they realized the Bolsheviks had lost their claim to democratic legitimacy.

    • @relevantusername192
      @relevantusername192 7 років тому

      N.A.T.O Allience General secretary of NATO is the former primeminister of Norway, he's party was the workers party, the socialist party...

    • @user-ld2bm6nd1t
      @user-ld2bm6nd1t 7 років тому +1

      +rustik milas Putin approves!

    • @relevantusername192
      @relevantusername192 7 років тому

      N.A.T.O Allience Shocking truth?

  • @allglorytothefather4186
    @allglorytothefather4186 4 роки тому +1

    I love that the beginning song was featured in Super Mario Galaxy

  • @preslavmarinov2749
    @preslavmarinov2749 7 років тому +2

    This is one really serious video but the song is from Super Mario(I like the song). Xp

  • @ZachRULES96
    @ZachRULES96 8 років тому +44

    Isn't this from mario

    • @the_spaartan5372
      @the_spaartan5372 8 років тому +16

      Super Mario Galaxy, I think, yeah

    • @DeoIgnition
      @DeoIgnition 7 років тому +4

      This song comes on in the final battle with Bowser in super Mario galaxy 1

    • @DylanDude
      @DylanDude 7 років тому +4

      +Deo Ignition No, it's the regular Bowser battle theme.

    • @dickchampion5860
      @dickchampion5860 7 років тому +9

      Yeah killing commies is from Mario.

    • @HusaviProductions
      @HusaviProductions 7 років тому

      Actually, Mario was looking like Stalin so it would make sense. (not really)

  • @nicknameless27
    @nicknameless27 9 років тому +5

    That feeling when you know what's going to happen, but still watch and root for the whites.

  • @KingMswatiIII
    @KingMswatiIII 9 років тому +3

    I imagine the elderly veterans of the White forces were in a state of euphoria when the Soviet Union finally fell.

    • @alexanderplatypus3664
      @alexanderplatypus3664 8 років тому +5

      +That Guy From Kentucky They were not really alive anymore.... but whatever floats your boat if you actually think the Whites were anything but Monarchists, Fascists, anti semites, and oppressors... I got a bridge to sell ya in NJ

  • @dennisallarey4573
    @dennisallarey4573 4 роки тому +1

    hey whats the background song

  • @dogodog1247
    @dogodog1247 Рік тому +1

    2:50 Yo bro, can you look after my pizza for a bit?
    3:25 Ok, I’m back, what happened now?

  • @iustinprisacaru225
    @iustinprisacaru225 8 років тому +23

    Stalin was clever but he was to cruel and paraioniac

    • @TheMegasalt
      @TheMegasalt 7 років тому

      Radioactive Gameplay stalin was an idiot, if he was clever, ww2 ended 4 years early. Lenin is the one led the revolution of russia.

    • @iustinprisacaru225
      @iustinprisacaru225 7 років тому

      When Germany invaded USSR was suprise attack, and Stalin ended war in 3 years. 1941-1945.He was clever but he was paranoic, learn more about Stalin.

    • @AndrewVasirov
      @AndrewVasirov 7 років тому +2

      Stalin was paranoid during the Great Purge.
      Unfortunately, Stalin thought that Hitler won't betray him.
      The Soviet Union wasn't prepared enough, so they let the Germans getting exhausted, then they struck back.
      And Stalin thought that Hitler faked his death.

  • @russianmapper3702
    @russianmapper3702 8 років тому +9

    What happened Taimyr and Franz Joseph Land. When these territories have become a draw, and why? Where to find information with such a?

    • @andrewdurand339
      @andrewdurand339 8 років тому +18

      I guess there was no point in defending them. It wouldn't have been possible for the Whites to set up a country-in-exile there like the Chinese Nationalists did with Taiwan. They're just frozen wastelands.

    • @russianmapper3702
      @russianmapper3702 8 років тому +1

      Andrew Durand I understand ... But where he could take these dates ...

  • @SWMP1523
    @SWMP1523 9 років тому +66

    Comrade, are you communist? and do you support the USSR?

    • @KoeppenLP
      @KoeppenLP 9 років тому +8

      ☭Leninist Soviet Comrade☭ Nope

    • @TheLeftPath
      @TheLeftPath 9 років тому +57

      Fuck communists

    • @SWMP1523
      @SWMP1523 9 років тому +35

      Daboru Please do some research before trying to debate a communist, most of us are very well educated on Communism, capitalism, and fascism.

    • @TheLeftPath
      @TheLeftPath 9 років тому +11

      +☭Leninist Soviet Comrade☭ Nope i exactly Know that cocommunists are like terrorists. Lenin was the beginning of that terrorism. Stalin was even worse. Until 1990 communists killed about 60 million people. Not in wars.

    • @KoeppenLP
      @KoeppenLP 9 років тому +19

      Mr President Thats right.
      Daboru No nation in the world were communist. Only socialist... like USSR.(Union of Soviet SOCIALIST Republics).
      North-Korea = "Stalinism"
      PR China = Capitalism (City) + Socialism
      and and and....

  • @Pascotam
    @Pascotam 7 років тому +2

    I never know the details of this war until I watch this video. Thanks!!!!

  • @seitapril2023offline
    @seitapril2023offline 8 років тому +2

    I found it also interesting to read the civil war part of the Soviet Unions history.I dont know if it's totally accurate, but Suomi did write that not all movements of troops are mentioned here. On reading my opinion was that the Bosheviks had a pretty lucky timing on the foreign policy events before the Revolution started and partly also afterwards. E.g. German Empire having invaded Lithuania so Britans didn't want to land there on supporting the "Russian Republic". Latter on the leaving of war from Germany (can be seen here to) made the Reds gain most of the territory Germany had in the east at the ending of 1918. Curiously you can also find out that Britain forced Germany to remain troops in Lithuania until Treaty of Versailles was signed (the Allies didn't have own troops there).All in all it was Long time unclear who would win the Reds or Whites. Another interesting event was that the USA didn't allow a big Intervention by the allies(cant remember the reason but probably the Allies were war-weary after WWI)althought Britain wanted to Support the Whites furthermore.And Zarizyn (today Wolgograd) played an very important role in many failed attemps of the Whites to retake Petrograd or Moscow. The defending of Zarizyn which had a very very important railway connection to the capital Moscow(before the Revolution started actually Petrograd was capital but they moved it) and Petrograd the two most important cities for the Revolution was also important. Found the Video very interesting, cause ist another Thing seeing the changing of territory on a map. Bolsheviks were a bit lucky and had also the effects of the Revolution on there sides. I say that because the red army wasn't that strong in the civil war years (got also defeated by Poland in 1920) compared to latter. But thats why you call its civil war, its a bloody war in the own Country with the citizens killing each outer. And your very lucky when its over and you survived it.

  • @AholeAtheist
    @AholeAtheist 8 років тому +4

    Was going to give you shit about your spelling of the word "disastrous" but then I saw the name Suomi and realized English is probably your third or fourth language after Finnish, and probably Swedish and Russian.

    • @hegestratos2387
      @hegestratos2387 8 років тому

      +AholeAtheist "stupid marxist liberal" My worst nightmare.

  • @FestinedProductions
    @FestinedProductions 9 років тому +3

    What does the Trans-Siberian railway have to do with the civil war?

    • @theeNappy
      @theeNappy 9 років тому +16

      Because it's kind of Russia's spine...

    • @FestinedProductions
      @FestinedProductions 9 років тому

      That is true. But Vladivostok is not Siberia though. Its right next to Korea and China, two hot countries.

    • @theeNappy
      @theeNappy 9 років тому +5

      Festined Productions The majority of the railway is in Siberia, arguably Vladivostok is too, and have you ever been to Manchuria? Not a hot place at all.

    • @FestinedProductions
      @FestinedProductions 9 років тому

      Oh. I've never been to Asia, so yeah. Suprisingly, on my globe it says Vladivostok is highly populated. Thats why I thought it wasn't.

    • @theeNappy
      @theeNappy 9 років тому +4

      Population density has nothing to do with it, it's a mater of geography.

  • @alex191
    @alex191 5 років тому +7

    Yo, what’s the song?
    Say darude sandstorm and your gay.

    • @taygadesign
      @taygadesign 5 років тому +5

      Leninrude Bolshevikstorm

    • @roskcity
      @roskcity 3 роки тому

      @@taygadesign lmao

  • @SCP_Foundation34566
    @SCP_Foundation34566 2 роки тому +2

    This video song make feel like that I am fighting with the evil boss.

  • @PatriotMapper
    @PatriotMapper 3 роки тому +1

    One thing I’d like to mention is a more accurate title for this video would be the Russian Revolution. The Russian Civil War only refers to the period from 1918 onwards, the Russian Revolution refers to the 1917 revolutions as well as the civil war.

  • @jeongsungmin2023
    @jeongsungmin2023 9 років тому +6

    Suomi was created by this XD

  • @Gismo359
    @Gismo359 9 років тому +9

    I think the idea behind communism was good. What happened in the end, wasnt.
    Also, Lenin didnt want Stalin to become the leader of the Union.

    • @Gismo359
      @Gismo359 9 років тому

      ***** Wise words.

    • @MuricanMapping
      @MuricanMapping 9 років тому +3

      Gismo 359 The IDEA sounds good, but this is why communism can't work.
      The people simply won't work hard enough. When the CEO of microsoft gets the same pay as leonardo from mcdonalds for having a much easier job, do you think the CEO of microsoft will want to work at a job like that, or even work at all? after all, he can put in MUCH less effort and get paid the same.

  • @backfromthegrave119
    @backfromthegrave119 9 років тому +10

    I can't even imagine what would happen if the Tsar made an allience with USA.

    • @SIMcityplayer2002
      @SIMcityplayer2002 9 років тому +23

      He did.

    • @abaddonabaddon374
      @abaddonabaddon374 9 років тому +7

      USA had invaded Russia in 1917

    • @SIMcityplayer2002
      @SIMcityplayer2002 9 років тому +13

      True, but the official Government in power then was the Russian SSR, meaning that, technically, it was an invasion.

    • @Shogo5000
      @Shogo5000 9 років тому

      Aлександар Поповић Actually, the USA sent troops in Russia (Kola and Transbaikalia) to support the White russians against the Reds and prevent japanese expansionism

    • @MichaelFay63
      @MichaelFay63 9 років тому

      Shogo5000 The British would have approved of the Japanese as they were allied to share China between them.Good information as war between Japan Britain versus the US for control of East Asia. Britain would support anyone against Russia.They still do! Not the workers I might add as they struck to prevent arms going against the Bolsheviki.

  • @jaduzink
    @jaduzink 8 років тому

    The rendition of the Polish counter offensive against the Bolsheviks in August and September 1920 is not shown. Someone was not paying attention.

  • @machveqsa2179
    @machveqsa2179 7 років тому +2

    stalin was Georgian from gori and his full name was ioseb jugashvili

  • @mefisto654
    @mefisto654 9 років тому +6

    Why the hell is independent Poland marked as "white movement"?

    • @ThisIsATotalMess
      @ThisIsATotalMess 9 років тому +1

      Poland was at a time part of Russia.

    • @mefisto654
      @mefisto654 9 років тому +5

      No, it wasn't from the time Germans occupied it first during the war and as an independent state from 11.11.1918'. Keeping Rzeczpospolita of 1920' when we were fighting war ended with battle of Warsaw and Niemen as "white movement" is totally unpropriate.

    • @arturocevallossoto5203
      @arturocevallossoto5203 9 років тому +7

      mefisto654 "we" You weren't even alive, dude.

    • @mefisto654
      @mefisto654 9 років тому

      O rly?

    • @erikjohansson4275
      @erikjohansson4275 9 років тому

      mefisto654 It would have made an already complicated video even more complicated (look 3 comments up and suomi explains it LOL).

  • @ausintune9014
    @ausintune9014 6 років тому +3

    This is the birth of the greatest super power

  • @AlexandrMegavolt
    @AlexandrMegavolt 7 років тому +5

    rather dead than red

    • @alexg3911
      @alexg3911 7 років тому

      Shakur dead it is then

  • @3seven5seven1nine9
    @3seven5seven1nine9 2 роки тому +3

    fuck i remember when this video was new

  • @nex6939
    @nex6939 7 років тому +1

    And Finland was finally free for the 1st time ever.

  • @Infomultimediamania
    @Infomultimediamania 9 років тому +4

    Chinese Civil War plox

  • @drillasbarbies
    @drillasbarbies 9 років тому +173

    Communism, a very unfortunate event in human history.

    • @drillasbarbies
      @drillasbarbies 9 років тому +35

      Mat M no, socialism is different. There are good versions of socialism, unfortunately one of them is Communism which is complete garbage.

    • @drillasbarbies
      @drillasbarbies 9 років тому +16

      Mat M whatever the fuck it was, it was still complete garbage of a system.

    • @andreykravchenko6829
      @andreykravchenko6829 9 років тому +4

      DarkShadow64 *sighs* So many people dont know what the soviet union was it was a failed attempt at communism, a successful communism is (or would be) great! But unfortunately the soviet union failed

    • @andreykravchenko6829
      @andreykravchenko6829 9 років тому +1

      Mat M I know it was socialist but they had communist ideas

    • @drillasbarbies
      @drillasbarbies 9 років тому +4

      Andrey Kravchenko tell me one, ONE SINGLE, succesful communist country.

  • @ryanhynes6596
    @ryanhynes6596 5 років тому +3

    6:48 would have been magical with USSR anthem

  • @oscarstrokosz2986
    @oscarstrokosz2986 9 років тому +1

    Love the super mario galaxy music

  • @LuxLoser
    @LuxLoser 5 років тому +2

    No Kronstadt Rebellion mentioned? Good video others, very informative.

    • @batistapk
      @batistapk 5 років тому

      Kronstadt uprising was not as massive as, say, the uprising of anarchists. Because it wasnt mentioned.

    • @LuxLoser
      @LuxLoser 5 років тому +1

      @@batistapk It may not have been as large, but it was a defining moment of the Revolution. It convinced Lenin to shift away from War Communism and begin the New Economic Policy, which it what divided the party between Trotsky, Stalin, and others. The end of Kronstadt also crushed any chance for democratic socialism in the USSR.

    • @batistapk
      @batistapk 5 років тому

      @@LuxLoser you are right, the Kronstadt uprising was part of the civil war, but perhaps the author decided to show the main stage of the civil war, that is, the confrontation between the "white" and "red" armies.

  • @rodster5978
    @rodster5978 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks Judeo-Bolshevism! Very cool!

    • @andreimapper5841
      @andreimapper5841 4 роки тому

      Nazx 36 No.

    • @rodster5978
      @rodster5978 4 роки тому

      Nazx 36 maybe thats based in your mind but not mine

    • @thechekist2044
      @thechekist2044 3 роки тому

      @@rodster5978 I have a proposition to you for making this world a better place. m.imgur.com/gallery/lvZ0J70

  • @backfromthegrave119
    @backfromthegrave119 9 років тому +71

    If only the good guys won.

    • @SIMcityplayer2002
      @SIMcityplayer2002 9 років тому +49

      They did. The Bolsheviks did win.

    • @backfromthegrave119
      @backfromthegrave119 9 років тому +32

      SIMcityplayer2002 Zionist murderers of 60,000,000 people that tried to destroy the Russian culture are good to you?

    • @TheAmericanPrometheus
      @TheAmericanPrometheus 9 років тому +14

      Aлександар Поповић *Bolsheviks. Zionists were different

    • @wolfedya1
      @wolfedya1 9 років тому +3

      Aлександар Поповић It was kind of too late already, Bolshevik was an idea at this point, and they would win whether it took 3 civil wars. The battle was lost before the war even begun.

    • @Turnet47
      @Turnet47 9 років тому

      Aлександар Поповић lol

  • @Kenny442626166
    @Kenny442626166 8 років тому +3

    bosheviks: that's how you roll, when you have jewish money and support!

    • @alexanderplatypus3664
      @alexanderplatypus3664 8 років тому +8

      +Pedro_xCore I see another Hitler wannabe is posting in this video. How "shocking" and "edgy".

    • @Kenny442626166
      @Kenny442626166 8 років тому +2

      yeah, and 70 years of genocide and opression in palestine is also nazi propaganda? ;)

    • @alexg3911
      @alexg3911 7 років тому

      Are you for democracy?

  • @simpleman4215
    @simpleman4215 5 років тому +2

    1:20 OMG Finland, the ethernal soviet failure.

  • @RichardSchmitz12
    @RichardSchmitz12 5 років тому +1

    WTF the Bolchevils went also to persia ?