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Komuch government in Samara (1918)
On the Russian Revolution map as “Komuch at Samara”
Jun 1918 — Exiled Socialist-Revolutionary members of the closed Constituent Assembly establish a rival government at Samara on the Volga, behind Czech bayonets. Their “democratic counter-revolution” will soon be shouldered aside by generals.
When Jun 1918 Type Turning point Chapter Outbreak of the Russian Civil War (chapter 8 of Russian Revolution)Atlas The Russian Revolution, 1855–1924 TURNING POINT · THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, 1855–1924 These maps are reconstructed from published sources · Cliopatria v0.2.1 — dated political boundaries · Library of Congress — Russian Civil War campaign map 02 (1920s original) · Library of Congress — Russian Civil War campaign map 03 (1920s original) · Library of Congress — Russian Civil War campaign map 04 (1920s original) · Library of Congress — Russian Civil War campaign map 06 (1920s original) · Library of Congress — Russian Civil War campaign map 08 (1920s original) · USMA — World War I atlas, chart 41
Source details Cliopatria contributors / Seshat Global History Databank. CC BY4.0 · Dated polity and constituent territory selections; campaign-dependent occupation overlays reconstructed separately. A. N. de-Lazari, N. N. Lesevitskii and collaborators; Gosizdat, RSFSR. Historical geographic facts independently reconstructed; original artwork not republished A. N. de-Lazari, N. N. Lesevitskii and collaborators; Gosizdat, RSFSR. Historical geographic facts independently reconstructed; original artwork not republished A. N. de-Lazari, N. N. Lesevitskii and collaborators; Gosizdat, RSFSR. Historical geographic facts independently reconstructed; original artwork not republished A. N. de-Lazari, N. N. Lesevitskii and collaborators; Gosizdat, RSFSR. Historical geographic facts independently reconstructed; original artwork not republished A. N. de-Lazari, N. N. Lesevitskii and collaborators; Gosizdat, RSFSR. Historical geographic facts independently reconstructed; original artwork not republished USMA — World War I atlas, chart 41. Factual geographic reconstruction; original chart artwork not republished Unassigned civil-war gaps in the annual vector source are rebuilt within the prewar imperial outline, excluding dated neighbouring states. Campaign maps determine Red and White control.
The Brest-Litovsk layer shows the source’s March–May 1918 occupation campaign envelope, rather than presenting it as the treaty text’s exact line on a single day.
Civil-war lines show the published campaign phase. Port, railway and uprising footprints represent thematic military-presence regions; their stated widths do not claim surveyed political frontiers.
reconstruction: 1918.55 · reconstruction: July 1918 · reconstruction: March–May 1918 campaign phase · vector: 1918.55
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