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Lenin signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and it triggered widespread anger among many Russians who objected to the Bolsheviks, their policies and the murder of the royal family. These opponents comprised of czar rule, democratic, and socialist but different from Lenin's, and formed the White army. The only common thread holding them together was their desire and divisiveness, weakened their position against the Red Army
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