The civil war in Russia continued until late July.
Moscow was surrounded by the White Army on three sides. The Soviet army launched several counterattacks and suffered huge losses, but still could not eliminate the threat of the White Army. Kolchak and the officers raised their glasses at the frontline headquarters.
However, they were still happy too early.
The Soviet army fought against the Polish-Ukrainian coalition and achieved a decisive victory. After occupying Ukraine, it moved into Poland. As a vanguard force, a division led by Kazan approached Warsaw, which aroused Germany's vigilance.
Even with the suppression of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany still retained considerable military strength and a large number of veterans who had participated in the European war. If the Soviet army threatened the security of the German border, the Germans would not sit idly by.
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