All Bridges Burning: Red Revolt and White Guard in Finland, 1917-1918

year russiarsquos tsar nicholas ii abdicate russia slide deepen internal crisis western edge vast russian empire uncertainty russia give rise power vacuum semiautonomous grand duchy finland finnish political spectrum turmoil russia look like opportunity fulfill dream finnish national independence compete faction unable agree common political vision country january bloody civil war break finlandall bridge burn recreate political military affair finnish civil war new coin system volume player red seek stage work class revolt hold gain white senate force seek reassert control nonviolent social democratic faction fight survival moderate leftism political reform faction national sentiment conciliatory postconflict settlement national independence addition nonplayer power germany russia offer military assistance senate red respectively excessive foreign involvement quash dream finnish independence prompt collective loss player faction historical event asymmetrical action menu extensive historical design note familiarize player historical perioda unique sequence play faction pose player ndash veteran new coin series ndash fresh challenge select asymmetric command special activity red find need split time resource compete task solidify red revolt create work organ civilian administration hand fight increasingly desperate war far powerful enemy white senate faction contrast traditional war fight senate want enhance military performance capability armored train cannon finnish germantraine th jaeger battalion social democrats focus build maintain underground network information distribute news front advance stagnate political process fend retribution war factionsa simple effective carddriven nonplayer system enable game play solitaire twoplayer mode structure sequence play character command special activity game small number player compact size combine enable bridge burn play fast solitaire system design preserve speed fluidity playmdashdescription publisher