Revolution Under Siege 09: Behind White Lines

The 1919 Review

Two White regimes emerge on either side of the Ural Mountains. One wants a democracy, the other a military dictatorship. Only one will survive 1918.

This series previously went under the name ‘Battle for Red October.’ You’ll still see that in the artwork and in the recordings for a while until I get a chance to edit everything.

Note: there is a mistake in the quote attributed to Avksentiev at 09:40. It should read ‘it will choke on us,’ not ‘we will choke on it’!

Check out the original blog posts for images, citations, etc: Audio Credits for Episode 09: Behind White Lines https://1919review.wordpress.com/2021...

I do not own the music or clips that feature in this podcast, they appear here under fair use

Guitar music and ‘Stand and be true’ quote (Ruby Dee) from Stephen King’s The Stand, dir. Mick Garris, 1994

Intro music by Sergei Prokogiev – Alexander Nevsky

Sea sound effects from Admiral, dir Andrei Kravchuk, 2008

‘Supreme Leader’ dialogue from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, dir. Rian Johnson, 2017

End music - ‘Song of the Plains,’ performed by the Red Army choir. (This is not, as you may have guessed from the title, the Partisan song about the taiga – but if anyone has a link to that song, post it in the comments on the blog or Youtube.)