Leon Trotsky's Red Army in the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919-1921

The transcript discusses the Red Army's leadership in the Soviet force, highlighting its aggressive campaign against the Poles and anti-Bolshevik rebels. It also describes the atmosphere of fear and danger among Soviet leaders, who were constantly aware of threats to their safety in the newly formed Soviet Union.

Who was leading the Soviet force during the early days of the Soviet Union?

• The Blue Army

• The Red Army

• The White Army

• The Green Army

What was the primary target of the Soviet campaign led by the Red Army?

• The French

• The British

• The Poles

• The Germans

Which group was also targeted by the Soviet campaign besides the Poles?

• The anti-Bolshevik rebels

• The pro-Bolshevik supporters

• The foreign diplomats

• The neutral parties

What characterized the atmosphere among Soviet leaders during this period?

• A relaxed and peaceful environment

• A constant fear for their lives

• A feeling of invincibility

• A sense of security

What was the general state of safety for Soviet leaders at the time?

• They were safe only during the day

• They were somewhat safe

• They were completely safe

• They were not safe at all