I read that the Soviet response to the Kronstadt rebellion was rather rushed because if they had not crossed the bay before the ice melted, then the island would have been impregnable by the Soviet's land army.
What would be the effects of a delayed Soviet assault during which the ice did melt leaving the rebels isolated with two battleships on their side?
What would be the effects of a delayed Soviet assault during which the ice did melt leaving the rebels isolated with two battleships on their side?