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Soviet History Lecture: The Russian Civil War: 1917-1922 (view source)
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, June 16→VII. The Aftermath of the Civil War
: '''C. Social Impact'''
: '''C. Social Impact'''
# Massive displacement of populations and the rise of "White émigrés" fleeing Russia.
# Massive displacement of populations and the rise of "White émigrés" fleeing Russia.
# The war reinforced authoritarian governance as the Bolsheviks maintained control through repression.
# The war reinforced authoritarian governance as the Bolsheviks maintained control through repression.
: '''D. White Emigration'''
# Hundreds of thousands of soldiers, intellectuals, clergy, and civilians fled Russia following Bolshevik victory.
# Large émigré communities developed in Paris, Berlin, Belgrade, and elsewhere.
# These exiles preserved memories of Imperial Russia and remained committed opponents of Soviet communism.
: '''E. The Russian Orthodox Church'''
# The Civil War marked the beginning of decades of conflict between the Soviet regime and the Russian Orthodox Church.
# Churches were closed, clergy were persecuted, and religious institutions faced increasing restrictions.
# The struggle between militant atheism and traditional religion would remain a defining feature of Soviet society.
=== VIII. Legacy of the Russian Civil War ===
=== VIII. Legacy of the Russian Civil War ===