Would it've been feasible for the Western allies to have invaded Russia in 1919 in order to assist the Whites in forcibly removing the Bolshevik govt ? That is, a fullscale Allied invasion of the Russian Empire from as manyd irections as possible, not just the relatively token efforts such as the British and American landings at Murmansk and Vladivostok with the British North Russia Expeditionary Force (comprising British and Dominion soldiers selected from both WWI vets and fresh reinforcements who arrived too late to see action on the Western Front), the US 339th Inf Regt of the 85th CUSTER Div (Michigan NG) and 31st Inf Regt (deployed from the Philippines IIRC), and US and Royal Marines. Or was such a largescale military venture just too much for the Allied powers to stomach given the acute war weariness in the post-1918 period ?