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In the light of the evidence available, to what extent can Red victory in the Civil War be attributed to Trotsky’s leadership?
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History Corsework In the light of the evidence available, to what extent can Red victory in the Civil War be attributed to Trotsky's leadership? Sources 1 and 2 in cooperation agree that Trotsky's leadership was a key factor in the Red Army victory. Source 1 shows Trotsky's determination in succeeding because he lived in a train for two and a half years. The train carried limited equipment and zealous communists suggesting the organisational skills of Trotsky, but by this, it suggests he strengthened communists within the forces, increasing morale and satisfying soldiers with limited but new equipment. Trotsky being, situated on the train was of primary importance as the train connected various cities across Russia implying the Reds were in charge. Nevertheless this was written a decade after the event and was a memoir so there could be an element of exaggeration. Source 2 attributes to Trotsky's leadership by implying he was...
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