Amurian civil war

The Amurian civil war was a civil war in the All-Russian Government of Amur between Rodzaevskyite-supporting National Socialists and Fascists, and Matkovskyites-supporting Fascists and Conservatives. Since the founding of Amur in the wake of the Soviet-Japanese War there had been ideological differences between Vozhd Konstantin Rodzaevsky and his deputy, Mikhail Matkovsky.
These divisions boiled to the surface years after the collapse of both the Soviet Union and Amur's former benefactors, Japan. Though Amur had de jure loyaylty to Manchukuo, the military weakness of the Empire of Manchuria led to the divisions in Amur reach breaking point. The Manchu realm decided to not intervene for fear of potential invasions from its western and southern neighbours, while the State of Zion did provide assistance to the much less anti-semitic Matkovskyites.
The war ended in a stalemate, with Rodzaevskyite forces holding the south and capital of Amur, while Matkovskyites held the more barren north of the country. Tensions on either side of the border would erupt again in the Magadan coup d'état which came about after rumours circulated that Mikhail Matkovsky had in fact been a Soviet spy, and the pro-Amurian puppet Lev Okhotin would launch a coup and rejoin Magadan with Amur.
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