Editing 3rd Russian Revolution (section)

= Revolution =

=== Collapse of the Communal Fascists and Socialist uprising ===
While the Union of Russia was attempting to convince Poland to using nukes against the [[Fifth Reich of Deutschland (AFOE: Collapse)|Fifth Reich]], his leader was shot and killed during a riot, leading to the Communal Fascists collapsing, and the Rationalists forming a fragile coalition to try to keep the country together. The Rationalists formed a capitalist anocracy, with policies to free up the market and allow private enterprise, which enraged the Conservative Socialists, leading to their revolt as a puppet state of the [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|RSFSR]], with him marching on Moscow.

=== Russian Army defects ===
The Anocratic Rationalists also attempted to peace out of the war and kick out the Polish government-in-exile, which led to the Polish army effectively fighting for control of the lands their government-in-exile held. The Rationalists attempt to peace out with Germany enraged the Russian Army, who defected and rebelled with the support of Poland and Idel-Ural.

=== Post-Leftists, secessionists, and foreign meddling ===
As the Rationalists did poorly in the war without their army backing them up, the Post-leftist movement in the [[Union of Russia]] broke away, forming a short-lived state with weak morale that quickly lost. Erzyan Mastor, Vologda, and Tver would declare their independence trying to break free, and in order to weaken any future threats to the west, the Uralic Entente backed them up. [[Chuvashia]] entered the war and invaded the remaining Chuvash lands within the union before leaving the war, causing a border dispute with the [[Erzya Mastor|Erzyan rebels]]. Meanwhile, Germany advised the [[Republic of Russia]] to join in on his side, to which he refused and instead joined in against him, on the same side as [[Poland]], the military of the UR, and Idel-Ural. Around this point, the Rationalist government completely collapsed, as did the post-leftist movement.