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Sorry if this is offensive or rude to ask, I'm just curious. I'm from the US, where the scar of our civil war is still present and people still argue over it almost 160 years after the fact. Based on what I've read and studied, the Russian Civil war was massively destructive and divisive, causing massive amounts of death and destruction. I imagine that since it's only been 100 years, that there is still that divisiveness and bitterness in Russia. If there is, what are the arguments of those biased towards The bolsheviks vs the arguments of those biased towards the White army? If there is division, how has it flared up in present times? If I'm being uninformed, rude, offensive, or breaking some rule, I'm sorry, it's just hard to find info on the Russian Civil war here.
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