denikin

In 1920, the Polish-Soviet War broke out between the newly-independent nation of Poland and the Bolsheviks. It began with a Polish offensive in the Ukraine, supported by the deposed Ukrainian nationalist government, then a Soviet offensive which almost brought about the destruction of Poland...

In the fall of 1919, Pyotr Wrangel, the general of a White Russian army launched an offensive to capture Moscow from Bolsheviks as they were too busy fighting Alexander Kolchak in Siberia. But in our real timeline, it got repelled and he was pushed back. Can someone come up with a good realistic...

What if the White Army was more unified and managed to defeat the Reds? Let's say Denikin manages to take Moscow since he had a lot of talented officers and support from the Allies, not to mention he was the closest to Moscow. What would happen to the rest of generals such as Wrangel, Kolchak...