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Is the Russian communist once known as mongols?
No! Mongols are people who live in Mongolia. Communists are communists.
Who were the Russians fighting during the Russian Revolution?
The Communists were overthrowing the Tzars.
During the Russian Civil War Communists became known as?
Bolsheviks.
During the Russian Civil War opponents to the Communists became known as the?
The Communist's opponents were known as White Russians or Whites and their military was referred to as the White Army. This was to distinguish them from the Red that the Communists had chosen as their symbolic color.
Who was the Russian president who called for public demonstrations against the hard-line Communists who attempted to retake the government in 1991?
Boris Yeltsin
Who are all the Russian communists?
sssr or ussr
What was The former name of the Russian Communists was?
bolsheviks
Is the Russian communist once known as mongols?
No! Mongols are people who live in Mongolia. Communists are communists.
What did the communists during the Russian revolution call themselves?
Bolsheviks
What were Russian communists called in ww1?
Mensheviks A+ users
Who were the Russians fighting during the Russian Revolution?
The Communists were overthrowing the Tzars.
The new name taken by Russian socialists revolutionaries in 1918?
communists
What pulled russia out of World War 1 led to communist take over?
The Russian Revolution was the civil war that Russia had for a period of time between the traditional Russian government and the Communists. The Communists would end up overthrowing the Russian government and establishing their own.
What is the new name taken by Russian socialist revolutionaries in 1918?
They were called communists.
During the Russian Civil War Communists became known as?
Bolsheviks.
What does the red stand for on the china and Russian flag?
The blood of communists spilled during the revolutions.
What was the name of the group of communists that gained control of Russia during the Russian revolution in 1917?
During the Russian Revolutions of 1917, they were known as the Bolsheviks.
