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* [[Memetic Mutation]]: one predating the Internet! Vasili Chapayev, a Red division commander who ended up as a popular Russian [[Russian Humour|folk joke]] character.
* [[Montages]]: Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein was a pioneer of the development and use of the montage editing and montage was used prominently in some Soviet films of the 1920s.
* [[Noble Fugitive]]: Whites, at least those who had no prospect of a country of their own(like the Czechs) ended up as a diaspora that almost became a separate ethnicity. There were White communities in several cities around and several Whites took part in the politics of the next twenty years as mercs or spies or whatever.
* [[Church Militant|Mosque Militant]]: The Islamic portions of Russia did not welcome the Revolution and indeed often took it more as a chance for independence. They were not exactly fond of Whites either though they were known to shelter individual White fugitives and foreign agents on the lam.
* [[The Mutiny]]: It happens in revolutions.
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