Revolution of 1918-1919

The Revolution of 1918-1919 refers to a series of political upheavals and social changes that took place in Russia following the 1917 October Revolution, which led to the abdication of the monarchy. During 1918-1919, the new Bolshevik government fought to establish control amidst internal conflicts, civil war, and opposition from various groups. This period saw the consolidation of Soviet power, significant violence, and efforts to implement communist policies. Ultimately, it marked the transition from a provisional government to the Communist regime, shaping the future of Russia and laying the groundwork for the Soviet Union.