The Fuel Crisis in the White Omsk in 1918-1919
The causes and consequences of the fuel crisis in the White Omsk in 1918-1919 are studied. The collapse of rail and river transport, lack of funding caused a catastrophic situation with the heating of the city in the winter of 1918-1919 and continued the next winter of 1919-1920. The fuel crisis had a very negative impact on the socio-economic life of the city, contributed to the speculative increase in prices for firewood, led to the expansion of epidemics, the closure of a number of enterprises and educational institutions.