After losing a last stand at Oryol, its commander, Denikin, fled to France and gave control to Peter Wrangel, who quickly led its remnants to exile in camps around Constantinople.  
After it captured the "Red Hill," its opponents discovered that Colonel Lundkvist was a traitor.  Its leaders complained about the inadequate naval support given them by Admiral Cowan after it failed to accomplish a major objective.  Its northwestern wing attempted a march on the capital but was stopped at Pulkovo, a year after its most competent commander died at Ekaterinodar.  After losing a last stand at Oryol, its commander, Denikin, fled to France and gave control to Peter Wrangel, who quickly led its remnants to exile in camps around Constantinople.  First organized by Mikhail Alekseyev, it achieved its greatest success under the leadership of Kornilov, who was able to unite such disparate opposition groups as the Czech Legion, Kadets, churchmen, royalists, and Mensheviks.  FTP, name this force defeated by the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War.
After it captured the "Red Hill," its opponents discovered that Colonel Lundkvist was a traitor.  
the White Army