Rebel Army

The Czechs and growing rebel army continued their advance into the Russian heartland.

River Volga

Standing in their way is the River Volga, the key crossing point is the city of Kazan.

Kazan

Kazan

The city falls to the rebels, and the Bolsheviks realize the size and danger of this new threat.

Kazan

Kazan

Kazan

Almost by accident, an army had been created around the Czech legion, determined to remove the Bolsheviks from power.

Rebel Army

The Counter-Revolution they had feared was underway. Elsewhere, others start to rebel. To distinguish them from the Red Revolutionaries they were later called Whites.

Rebel Army

Rebel Army

Rebel Army

The fighting starts in the center of Russia. With the Red Army occupied with the war with Germany, the government called on their most loyal troops to save the emerging crisis, the sailors of Kronstadt.

Red Army

Red Army

The sailors had been at the forefront of Lenin's October Revolution and had a reputation as his most feared shock troops.

Kronstadt Sailors

The sailors travelled by train from Kronstadt and sailed the last 200 miles down the River Volga.

Kronstadt Sailors

Kronstadt Sailors

Leading the fleet was the Bolshevik Fedor Raskolnikov. As they approached the city of Kazan, they planned their attack.

Kronstadt Sailors

Kronstadt Sailors

Kronstadt Sailors

Kronstadt Sailors

Bolshevik forces attacked from the hills above the town while soldiers and sailors launched their assault from ships on the River. The battle was fierce and after several days, progress is still slow. Trotsky and Bolshevik agitators helped turn things back in the favor of Bolshevik, and Kazan was reclaimed. It was the first successful counter-attack for the Reds on the Eastern front.

Trotsky and Bolshevik Agitators

Victims of the War

When the Bolsheviks arrived they realized how brutal the fight with the Whites was going to be.

Victims of the War

Mutilated bodies of Bolsheviks supporters were found in shallow graves, others found laying in the streets with their eyes gouged out and their party cards pinned to their chests.

Victims of the War

Victims of the War

The battle for Kazan had been hard-fought, but the Bolsheviks turned the tide at the Volga and the sailors of Kronstadt had again been at the Vanguard.

Kronstadt Sailors



Continued: The Red Army, Trotsky and the soldiers of Kronstadt pursue the retreating rebel forces. America, Japan and the British send in support of 200,000 to support the White Army in its battle against the Lenin and the Bolshevik Regime's Red Army.

Previous: Murder of the Royal Family, The rebel army moved west and in their path was the city of Yekaterinburg, where the royal family had been under house arrest for four months. Bolsheviks murder the royal family to prevent them from falling into enemy hands and used as leverage. After 300 Years the Romanov Dynasty was ended.

References

Russian Revolution
Russian Revolution
in Color (DVD)
The Russian Revolution and Civil War, this bloodsoaked time from the battlefields, testimonies, and colorized archives help unfold the dramatic story of the Communist rise and seizure of power in 1917.

Google
Web http://anti-communist.net

Crimes, Terror, Repression
Black Book of Communism: Crimes, Terror, Repression

Meticulously detailing Communism's crimes from Russia in 1917 to Afghanistan in 1989, the soul-destroying connections between Marxist idealism and the violence committed in the name of Communism, a damning reckoning with a cumulative toll of victims under communist rule, estimated by the authors at between 85 and 100 million victims, dwarfs even the crimes of the Nazis. Concluding, they wonder forcefully why such "class genocide" is excused more easily than the Nazis' "race genocide."

Karl Marx Created Adolf Hitler
Jim Jones was a Communist
Hitler, Messiah
Jones' Lawyer: Jim Jones was Atheist

Thousand Dollar Question

Thousand Dollar Question
Will somebody please point out where either term, "Create" or "Design," even appear in the text of Genesis, Epoch Three, related to the introduction of algae around hydrothermal vents on early earth, including forms of soft bodied, non-photosynthetic plant-life?

Genesis 1:11 And God said, Let the earth bring forth (tender) grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself, upon the earth: and it was so.
Genesis 1:12 And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed
after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself,
after his kind: and God saw that it was good.
Genesis 1:13 And the evening and the morning were the third day.

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