Political and World-View Consequences of the Civil War in Russia 1918-1921.

Abstract

This article analyzes the phenomenon of the civil war in Russia from 1918-1920. According to this article, the consequences of the civil war are historical events and processes, which to a certain extent are related to it and which are its logical continuation. On the basis of functional, temporal, and structural dimensions, the consequences of the civil war are systematized and subdivided into proximate, direct, and distant. The analysis of the consequences system is limited by the spheres of politics and worldview. It is concluded that the rejection of the old regime even in the most radical way does not eliminate the "Boomerang effect", without excluding the possibility of a political revenge and a return to the past order without prejudice to the time factor.