Beloe delo v Rossii: 1920-1922 - Tsvetkov V.Zh.

This book is the most fundamental, informative and detailed study of the formation and evolution of the political structures of the White Movement, written by V.Y. Tsvetkov, a professor at Moscow Teachers' State University, the largest specialist in the history of the White Cause and the Russian Civil War. Based on a wide range of sources, the author examines in detail the peculiarities of the functioning of white governments in various regions - in the South and North of Russia, in Siberia, in the Far East, the most important changes in the evolution of their policy, as well as problems relations between white governments and the Russian Orthodox Church, the history of monarchical organizations in the White Movement, the anti-Bolshevik rebellion of 1920-1922. and the economic plans of the White Cause are projects on the "working issue" and "financial future" of Russia.
From the defeat of the offensive operations of the white armies near Moscow and Petrograd in the autumn of 1919, the fall of the capital of "white Russia" - Omsk, the execution of the Supreme Ruler and Supreme Commander Admiral A.V. Kolchak, the evacuation of the Russian army from Crimea and the collapse of the the last white government in Primorye before the final episode of the Civil War - the Yakut campaign of 1921-1923. and the widespread approval of Soviet power and the formation of the USSR at the end of 1922.