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Yes, It was based off the ideas of Karl Marx and Communism

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The second Russian Revolution, the November of Bolshevik Revolution, was to instate communism. The first, the March Revolution, was to force the czar out of power and create a democracy.

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i think it was. and then the dictator who took over during that time got greedy, and wanted more control then was necessary.

It absolutely was not a true communist revolution. Karl Marx foresaw the "communist" revolution as one that would occur when the workers in a country united and took over the means of production away from the people who owned and controlled them. In other words it would be a social class or economic revolution.

The Bolshevik revolution in October 1917 was simply a political revolution where a small political party took over the government from people who ran the existing government. In fact the Bolshevik Revolution was more like a military coup than a true revolution at all.

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In a word, no. Marx believed in a Proletarian revolution where the working class seized power for themselves. Although the Bolsheviks had a lot of support from the working class, the fact that the working class were not the ones to take power means that it was not a Proletarian revolution. Also, later when Stalin came into power, he treated the working class very poorly, forcing them onto state-owned farms, liquidating their land and livestock, and causing widespread famine.

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no, it was a gross perversion of it.

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