The Russian Civil War, 1918–1921

Translator’s Introduction
Foreword
1: The External and Internal Political Situation. The Theatres of War
2: The October Period of the Civil War
3: The German Occupation and the Beginning of the Intervention
4: The 1918 Summer and Autumn Campaign on the Southern Front and the Northern Caucasus
5: The German Occupation and Revolution. The Internal Condition of the Sides and the Development of Their Armed Forces
6: The Strategic Plans of the Sides’ Commands for 1919. The Campaign on the Southern and North Caucasus Fronts at the End of 1918. The Beginning of the Struggle on the Ukrainian Front
7: The Civil War in the Baltic States, on the Western Front and the Approaches to Petrograd
8: The 1918–1919 Winter and Spring Campaign on the Eastern Front. The Northern Front
9: The Ufa Operation. The Red Armies’ Forcing of the Urals Range. The Pursuit of the White Armies in Siberia
10: The 1919 Spring and Summer Campaign on the Southern Front
11: The Orel Operation
12: The Pursuit of the Enemy and the Caucasus Front’s Operation
13: The External and Internal Political Situation at the Beginning of 1920. Relations Between Soviet Russia and Poland. The Preparation by Both Sides for Continuing the War
14: The White Poles’ Ukrainian Operation. The Battle of the Berezina. The Red Armies’ Counter Maneuver in Ukraine
15: The General Battle in Belorussia. The Pursuit of the Polish Armies in Belorussia and Ukraine
16: The Preparation of the Operation along the Vistula
17: The Establishment of the Front’s Cooperation
18: The General Battle on the Vistula and Wkra Rivers
19: The 1920 Campaign on the Crimean-Tavria Front
20: Operations along the Lower Dnepr and the Kuban’
21: The Elimination of Wrangel
Appendix: The 1920 Campaign in Bukhara