Russian Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
French intervention at Odessa (1918–19)
On the Russian Revolution map as “The French at Odessa”
1918–19 — France lands troops to prop up the White south, then withdraws in four months amid mutiny and Bolshevik agitation among its own sailors. The largest Allied gesture, and the emptiest.
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- Allied intervention in Russia (chapter 10 of Russian Revolution)
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- The Russian Revolution, 1855–1924
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