Russia During The 1910's

During the 1910’s was the start of a golden era for the U.S. but this was not the case for everyone conflict in Russia was starting to brew to a boil with the debate on whether Russia was going to be capitalist or communist. This led to the Russian Civil War 1917-1922. It was against The Red Army and The remnants of the Old Russian army. The Red army believed that communism is what was going to reunite Russia socially and economically, while the rebels believed that communism wasn’t the answer and would just further destroy the mother land. The English and Americans believed that the Bolshieks also needed to be stopped so they supported the rebels, however unfortunately even with the support the rebels were defeated in 1922. This was the beginning of a very long feud between communists and capitalists.
The Yalta conference in 1945 was the meeting of President Theodore Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Premier Joseph Stalin. To sum it up simply they came to an agreement that Russia was to help the European countries get back onto their feet and then allow them to choose whether they wanted to stay communist or try to govern themselves. Stalin however had other ideas. Poland being one of the countries not in too good of a condition Stalin decided to move Russian militia into the country. This was in direct violation of what was discussed at Yalta. After the death of Roosevelt, New President Truman was saw what Stalin was doing to Poland and demanded he stop. This angered Stalin and led to barriers being put up along with even more heat between east and