Southern Front of the Second Russian Civil War (Allied Defeat)

The Southern Front was a theater of military conflicts between the Russian Fascists and Ukrainian Nationalists against the Russian White Army, Ukraine and the Coalition Intervention from the beginning to the end of the Second Russian Civil War in Eastern Europe. It was also called the Southern Campaign, the Fascist Southern Invasion or the East Russian-Ukrainian War.

Volgograd Uprising
The Volgograd Uprising was staged in Volgograd, West Russia by the Russian Fascist Party Partisans in October 1938. Although the uprising was suppressed, the Russian Fascist Party gained noticeable popularity in the West Russian communities, believing that Fascism will resurrect the once great Russia.

Fascist Armed Personnel in West Russian Territories
After the Volgograd Uprising and the rise of the Russian Fascist Party in late October 1938, the RFP was formed in West Russian Territories and major cities including Saint Petersburg. The West Russian Fascist Partisans were armed via East Russian and German smuggling. As the partisan group gained more members in the process, a so-called "Army" was founded in Saint Petersburg, this caused major Western attention and the Coalition forces stationed attempted to seize the armed force.

Start of the Second Russian Civil War and the Southern Campaign
In early January 1939, a military coup was staged by the Russian Fascist Army in Saint Petersburg, over 2000 White Army patrols were killed or executed on the same day. The East Russian Fascist Army marched across the borders and killed West Russian border guards at night, causing the civil war to breakout. The Southern Campaign was executed immediately during the military coup by all Fascist Russians in Saint Petersburg. Another military coup was staged in Moscow a day after, disarraying the White Armed Forces in major cities.

Volga Offensive
The Volga Offensive was the longest and most important offensive by the Russian Fascist Army in the duration of the civil war. The RFA launch attacks after attacks near the Volga areas to secure the longest river in the entire continent of Europe. The Battle of Volgograd marked the full control of the Volga River in mid-1940 by the Fascists.

Ukrainian Intervention
Ukraine declared war on the Russian Fascist Army and the Ukrainian rebels after the outbreak of the civil war. The Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists returned to Kiev during the war and merged with the Ukrainian Insurgent Army group to takeover the incompetent government of Ukraine. The Fascist push into Northern Kiev liberated the Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Nationalist Army was created, the Inner-Civil War in Ukraine started.

Control over the Black Sea
The Black Sea was a major route for the Coalition, mainly Romania to transport supplies and troops to the Southern Front. In 1939, the Russian Fascists gained almost full control over Western European Russia. After the successful capture of Northeast Ukraine in late 1939, the Crimean Offensive was launched to capture the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine and Coalition control, also stopping the Romanian Black Sea Campaign. The operation was successful and Fascist Russia controlled Crimea. At the end of the war, the peninsula was annexed from Ukraine.

Aftermath

 * White Army in West Russian-owned Central Russia encircled.