After Malele, the highest military commander of Xiqueslav, opted to surrender, the city of Xiqueslav was virtually declared "liberated," and the enemy could hardly organize any effective resistance.
Thus, after experiencing about four hours of battle, the Labor Party completely took control of Xiqueslav. Naturally, with the Labor Party coming to power, the name of the pseudo-government in Xiqueslav was automatically abolished, and the Labor Party restored the old name of the city, Yekaterinoslav.
However, the name of the city Yekaterinoslav carries a strong flavor of the Tsar Era, so merely a few years later, it was renamed Dnepropetrovsk by the Soviet government.
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Without the command of Malele and other high-ranking officials of the Thirty-Seventh Division, the remaining troops of the Thirty-Seventh Division promptly plunged into a leaderless state.
At the same time, the Labor Party began to reorganize the remaining troops of the Thirty-Seventh Division using Malele's name.
