Russian Republic

The Russian Republic is the de facto Russian central government following the Civil War. Headed by Alexander Kerensky, the Republic sits in a precarious situation between the last remnants of the Soviet Red Army and various splinter governments.

Formation and Civil War
Formed in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution and the ousting of the Romanovs, the Russian Republic was established by Kerensky as a spiritual replacement to the Russian Empire. From late 1917 to 1925, Russia fell apart into civil war between Vladimir Lenin's Petrograd Soviet and the anti-communist White Army. Despite making serious grounds against the Reds, the Monarchist-Republican split eventually spilled over into violent conflict.

Purge of the Monarchists
In 1922, the Monarchist faction of the White Army rose in open revolt against the Republicans. This halted the inevitable defeat of Lenin's Bolsheviks, as the White Army tore itself apart. By the time the Monarchists were defeated, the remains of the Soviet Red Army had established a fortified perimetre around their last bastion in and around Petrograd, forcing the civil war into a stalemate.

Politics
The Russian Republic follows a democratic government structure. Major parties in the Russian Republic include:


 * Trudoviks-
 * Russian Union-
 * Octobrists-
 * Left SRs-
 * Octobrists-
 * Left SRs-
 * Left SRs-

Foreign Policy
The Russian Republic has-


 * Friendly ties to the following nations:
 * French Republic
 * United Kingdom
 * Qing Empire
 * German Republic
 * Territorial claims on the following nations:
 * Petrograd Soviet
 * Amur Republic
 * Alash Republic
 * South Russian Government
 * Caucasian People's Republic
 * Russian State
 * Ukrainian National Union