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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots break out in Petrograd(name given to St. Petersburg during the war Nicholas IIthought it sounded to German)Why no food?
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
- Two main powers:1. Duma Moderate, Constitutional, Legal
- 2. Petrograd Soviet(council) Representing the RevolutionaryProletariat. (all revolutionary groups tried toinfluence it Bol/Men/SR)
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
- Two main powers:1. Duma
- 2. Petrograd Soviet
- The Duma created the Provisional Government (Prince Lvov)What was its job?
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
- Two main powers:1. Duma
- 2. Petrograd Soviet
- The Duma created the Provisional Government
- Admitted one socialist(Kerensky anti-Bolshevik and pro continuing WWI)
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
- Two main powers:1. Duma
- 2. Petrograd Soviet
- The Duma created the Provisional Government
- Admitted one socialist(Kerensky anti-Bolshevik and pro continuing WWI)
- Tsar returned from the front and is forced to abdicate
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- March Revolution of 1917
- Food riots begin (food sent to the front)
- Turned into a political riot (anti-tsar)
- Tsar disbanded the Duma
- Duma reformed on their own
- Two main powers:1. Duma
- 2. Petrograd Soviet
- The Duma created the Provisional Government
- Admitted one socialist(Kerensky anti-Bolshevik and pro continuing WWI)
- Tsar returned from the front and is forced to abdicate
- Russia becomes a republic and Lenin returns
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- November Revolution of 1917
- Lenin starts preaching Peace, Land, Bread
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- November Revolution of 1917
- Lenin starts preaching Peace, Land, Bread
- Bolsheviks win majority of seats in Petrograd (and other) Soviets
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- November Revolution of 1917
- Lenin starts preaching Peace, Land, Bread
- Bolsheviks win majority of seats in Petrograd (and other) Soviets
- Bolsheviks rise up and overthrown the Provisional Govt before it canfinalize a new Constitutional Assembly
- Kerensky flees to the United States
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- November Revolution of 1917
- Lenin starts preaching Peace, Land, Bread
- Bolsheviks win majority of seats in Petrograd (and other) Soviets
- Bolsheviks rise up and overthrown the Provisional Govt before it canfinalize a new Constitutional Assembly
- Kerensky flees to the United States
- November 7, 1917 the Russian Soviet Socialist Republic is born
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- Lenin as Head of State
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- Trotsky as Foreign Commissar
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- Joseph Stalin as Commissar for Nationalities
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- Bukharin as editor of Pravda
15.
- November Revolution of 1917
- Lenin starts preaching Peace, Land, Bread
- Bolsheviks win majority of seats in Petrograd (and other) Soviets
- Bolsheviks rise up and overthrown the Provisional Govt before it canfinalize a new Constitutional Assembly
- Kerensky flees to the United States
- November 7, 1917 the Russian Soviet Socialist Republic is born
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- Lenin as Head of State
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- Trotsky as Foreign Commissar
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- Joseph Stalin as Commissar for Nationalities
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- Bukharin as editor ofPravda
- March of 1918 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
16. 17. TrotskyBukharinStalinLenin 18. 19. Bolshevik propaganda poster of Trotsky slaying the dragon of counter-revolution, 1918. The inscription on the worm says:Counter-revolution 20. 21. Russian Civil War White Army propaganda poster depicting Trotsky as a Jewish devil.