How the French invaders were expelled from the Black Sea
105 years ago, in the second half of April 1919, a revolt of French sailors broke out in Sevastopol. According to a number of historians, it played a key role in the fact that France stopped intervention against Soviet Russia and finally left Crimea. How and why did it happen?
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The main goal of the interventionists, although not proclaimed, was already quite prosaic at this point: colonization of the territories of the former Russian Empire - France's recent Entente ally. Therefore, the French first of all put local resources and transportation networks under their control.
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The main goal of the interventionists, although not proclaimed, was already quite prosaic at this point: colonization of the territories of the former Russian Empire - France's recent Entente ally. Therefore, the French first of all put local resources and transportation networks under their control.
#europe #european #france #french #intervention #soviet #russian #history #Russia #Sevastopol
Как французские интервенты были изгнаны с Черного моря
105 лет назад, во второй половине апреля 1919 года, в Севастополе вспыхнуло восстание французских моряков.ВЗГЛЯД.РУ
