... army had it's own independent general, with their own agenda and placement. Their militia was formed in 1918, during the uprising of the Czech Legion. The new army was too unprepared to fight. The Menshevik colonies were unorganized, by using soldiers that survived WW1 and new volunteers to supply the army. For Generals they used former tsarist generals, that had varying ... , the same way they did to the Red Army. Many of these locals used propaganda to explain their feelings of hatred during the Russian Civil War to either side. The Whites' propaganda was mainly gesturing to the Red Te...

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