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Civil War between Soviet Communists and White Russian forces, with intervention by outside powers on behalf of the anti-Communists. The first landing of British forces took place at Murmansk in June 18, and further French and British troops landed at Archangel in Aug 18; Japan and the United States also sent troops. The Civil War effectively ended when White Russian forces under General Wrangel evacuated the Crimea in Nov 20.
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Cook, C., Paxton, J. (1975). Defence and Treaties. In: European Political Facts 1918–73. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01535-1_8
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