Conflicts After WW I (1918 – 1924) – The Aftermath of the Great War
February 29, 2020
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as posted by the channelConflicts after WW1 are many. In the aftermath of WW1 Central and Eastern Europe turned into a new battlefield, where new nations fought each other and civil wars and wars of independence took place. In the aftermath of the German Revolution left-wing uprisings and right-wing coup attempts took place. Examples are the Spartacist Uprising and the Bierkellerputsch. Poland was reborn and fought German Freikorps in the Greater Poland Uprising and the Silesian Uprisings. Then there was the Hungarian–Romanian War where the Romanians took down the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic, which was led by communist Béla Kun. The biggest conflict was the Russian Civil War, which took place in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution (1917). Here the Reds fought against the Whites. Most infamous was the Polish–Soviet War. These conflicts will all be discussed in this video.
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