Hey Guys,
I admit I have little-to-no knowledge of the internal situation of Russia during the February and October Revolutions, so pardon me if this scenario is particularly ASB or implausible.
Anyway, is there any way during said two rebellions for Russia to be split between two 'Russia's'? I don't mean splits such as Ukrainian or Central Asian independence, I mean the core of Russia splitting apart (which may lead to other nations declaring independence itself).
It's been discussed here about how Alaska may've been a centre for Monarchist/Republican independence from the Communist Russia, however is it possible for the core of Russia to split? It's likely it wouldn't split North/South, so if it were to split East/West where would the border be? Would it be the Ural Mountains? Some other natural border? Or would it be an unnatural border?
EDIT: Another prerequisite of this is that the two Russia's must stay divided, maybe not indefinitely but they must be able to survive.
I admit I have little-to-no knowledge of the internal situation of Russia during the February and October Revolutions, so pardon me if this scenario is particularly ASB or implausible.
Anyway, is there any way during said two rebellions for Russia to be split between two 'Russia's'? I don't mean splits such as Ukrainian or Central Asian independence, I mean the core of Russia splitting apart (which may lead to other nations declaring independence itself).
It's been discussed here about how Alaska may've been a centre for Monarchist/Republican independence from the Communist Russia, however is it possible for the core of Russia to split? It's likely it wouldn't split North/South, so if it were to split East/West where would the border be? Would it be the Ural Mountains? Some other natural border? Or would it be an unnatural border?
EDIT: Another prerequisite of this is that the two Russia's must stay divided, maybe not indefinitely but they must be able to survive.