About: Second Russian Civil War (SRCW)

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The Second Russian Civil War was a conflict that broke out in May 2020 in Russia, later spreading into the rest of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, between the Russian Communists and Russian Monarchists. Tensions rose extremely following the 2020 State Duma elections, in which the United Russia party legitimately got the majority of the seats, but the elections were rigged by the Communist Party, as a government official informed them of the result before the tallies were announced.

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rdfs:label	Second Russian Civil War (SRCW)
rdfs:comment	The Second Russian Civil War was a conflict that broke out in May 2020 in Russia, later spreading into the rest of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, between the Russian Communists and Russian Monarchists. Tensions rose extremely following the 2020 State Duma elections, in which the United Russia party legitimately got the majority of the seats, but the elections were rigged by the Communist Party, as a government official informed them of the result before the tallies were announced.
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dcterms:subject	Russia Ukraine Wars Civil Wars Central Asia Europe Eastern Europe Belarus Scenario: SRCW Kazakhstan
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Previous	Insurgency in the North Caucuses
Casus	Rising tensions among political and ethnic groups
Name	Second Russian Civil War
Begin	2020-05-17(xsd:date)
Commanders	23(xsd:integer)
Battles	Battle of Kazan Battle of Mikhaylovka
Result	Reformation of the Russian Federation into the second Russian Empire
Place	Russia, Eastern Europe
abstract	The Second Russian Civil War was a conflict that broke out in May 2020 in Russia, later spreading into the rest of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, between the Russian Communists and Russian Monarchists. Tensions rose extremely following the 2020 State Duma elections, in which the United Russia party legitimately got the majority of the seats, but the elections were rigged by the Communist Party, as a government official informed them of the result before the tallies were announced. The rigging was obvious, and mass protests occurred throughout the Moscow Oblast and other parts of the country. In April, the Communists then committed a coup against the current president, elected back in 2018. They declared the Russian Federation as the Russian Socialist Republic (RSR). The protests intensified, with parts of the police and military joining them. At the same time, the leader of the Monarchist Party, Viktor Kutuzov, declared the party as the new White Movement, with the southern city of Volgograd as the capital. Soon, most administrative areas in the Southern and North Caucasian Federal Districts declared themselves part of the Whites, along with large portions of the Far Eastern, Siberian, Ural, and Volga Federal Districts. Most of the Central and Northwestern Federal Districts remained loyal to the Republic.

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