PC:Unified White Opposition in the Russian Civil War?

Not really, no. The Whites IOTL were saved primarily by the First Soviet-German War that led to Brest-Litovsk, if not for that they would have ceased to exist in 1918. The territorial dispersion of the Whites and the split of the old Tsarist army into the core that went into the Red Army that overwhelmingly outnumbered all its opponents put together meant that there were too many issues to overcome in geography, much less in personality. Unfortunately. :(
 
Kornilov was killed early on in the Russian Civil War, but he would have been a good unifying figurehead.

1. He was winning victories against the Germans very late in the war.

2. He restored discipline in the army.

3. There is the Kornilov Affair, which he could "spin" as having seen the Bolshevik threat to Kerensky before Kerensky did, only to end up being sacked and jailed as a result of a misunderstanding.
 
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