After the war, the British and French intervened in the Russian Civil War; this included a major naval deployment to the Baltic Sea, which included "Waldeck-Rousseau". Shortly after arriving, her crew mutinied due to poor living conditions and a desire to return to France. The unrest was quickly suppressed, and "Waldeck-Rousseau" joined the effort to support the Whites against the Red Bolsheviks. In May 1929, the ship was sent to French Indochina to serve as the flagship of the Far East squadron. She remained there until May 1932, when she returned to France, where she was decommissioned and hulked. "Waldeck-Rousseau" was ultimately scrapped in 1941–44.