The History of the Civil War in the USSR two-volume set provides an exhaustive exploration of one of the most significant and complex conflicts in Russian history. Covering the years from 1917 to 1923, these volumes detail the turbulent period following the Bolshevik Revolution, during which the Red Army fought against the White Army and other factions to establish Soviet control over the former Russian Empire.Volume I delves into the early stages of the conflict, exploring the roots of the civil war, the collapse of the Russian Empire, and the rise of the Bolsheviks. It examines key battles, the role of foreign interventions, and the social and economic conditions that fueled the war. This volume also sheds light on the strategies and leadership of Lenin, Trotsky, and other central figures.Volume II continues the narrative, focusing on the later stages of the war, including the eventual victory of the Red Army, the defeat of the White forces, and the consolidation of Soviet power. This volume also addresses the lasting impact of the civil war on the USSR and its influence on global politics in the 20th century.Rich in detail and analysis, this two-volume set is an essential resource for historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the Russian Civil War, the formation of the Soviet Union, and the broader implications of this pivotal conflict. With its comprehensive coverage and insightful commentary, The History of the Civil War in the USSR offers a deep understanding of the events that shaped modern Russia and the world.