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After the revolution who were the Bolshevik allies?
because it would weaken the war effort against Germany (apex)
What did the allies support the whites?
The Allies supported the White forces during the Russian Civil War primarily to counter the Bolshevik revolution and prevent the spread of communism. They aimed to restore the Eastern Front against Germany, believing that a stable, anti-Bolshevik government would help in the fight during World War I. Additionally, the Allies sought to protect their own interests, including military supplies and resources in Russia. However, their support was often inconsistent and ultimately unsuccessful in achieving its objectives.
What was Lenin's Bolshevik Revolution?
The "Bolshevik Revolution" was more particularly known as the "October Revolution" in 1917. It is called this, because there had been two revolutions in Russia in 1917, one in February (called the February Revolution) and one in October (called the October Revolution) in order to distinguish one from the other. The Bolshevik Revolution is the one which overthrew the Provisional Government of Russia and put Lenin and the Bolshevik Party (later renamed Communist Party) in power. The February Revolution is the one which forced Tsar Nicholas II to abdicate the throne.
What was the impact of the bolshevik revolution on the War and Peace how did the allies respond to the Bolsheviks who came to power in Russia in october 1917?
From what I remember, when the Bolsheviks took power in October, 1917, they immediately began peace-talks with Germany. The Russian people had incurred significant losses and the Tsar himself had become the avatar of the Russian war effort when he took charge of the Russian Armed Forces in 1915-16. The Germans demanded enormous concessions and in March, 1918, the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed, ending Russian participation in World War I. The allies responded by aligning themselves with pro-Tsarist forces and even other, less extreme communist forces (Mensheviks aka "Whites"). This Russian Civil War lasted until about 1920, when the Red Army defeated its internal enemies and drove off aggressive Allied forces. The Allies intervention proved to the Bolshevik Party that their revolution would not survive unless they sparked revolution in advanced capitalist countries.
What was the result of the second Russian revolution?
The second Russian Revolution is considered to be the October (or Bolshevik) Revolution. The result of that revolution was the overthrow of Russia's Provisional Government, a halt to efforts to prepare a new constitution and the imposition of communist dictatorship. That dictatorship then abolished the private ownership of property and took control of all the means of production throughout the country. Any hopes that Russia would become a democratic country after the overthrow of the Tsar were quickly dispelled.
Why were the allies so concerned that the Bolshevik would win the Russian revolution?
Because it would weaken the war effort against Germany
After the revolution who were the Bolshevik allies?
because it would weaken the war effort against Germany (apex)
How did the Allies view the Russian Revolution and civil war?
The Allies had mixed feelings about the Russian Revolution and subsequent civil war. Initially, they were concerned about the Bolsheviks' withdrawal from World War I, fearing it would strengthen the Central Powers. Some Allied nations, particularly Britain and the United States, viewed the revolution as a potential threat to democracy and capitalism, leading them to support anti-Bolshevik forces in the civil war. However, they were also wary of direct intervention, recognizing the complexities of the situation and the potential for further destabilization.
What did the allies support the whites?
The Allies supported the White forces during the Russian Civil War primarily to counter the Bolshevik revolution and prevent the spread of communism. They aimed to restore the Eastern Front against Germany, believing that a stable, anti-Bolshevik government would help in the fight during World War I. Additionally, the Allies sought to protect their own interests, including military supplies and resources in Russia. However, their support was often inconsistent and ultimately unsuccessful in achieving its objectives.
Why were the Allies so concerned that the Bolsheviks would win the Russian Revolution?
Because it would weaken the war effort against Germany
What was Lenin's Bolshevik Revolution?
The "Bolshevik Revolution" was more particularly known as the "October Revolution" in 1917. It is called this, because there had been two revolutions in Russia in 1917, one in February (called the February Revolution) and one in October (called the October Revolution) in order to distinguish one from the other. The Bolshevik Revolution is the one which overthrew the Provisional Government of Russia and put Lenin and the Bolshevik Party (later renamed Communist Party) in power. The February Revolution is the one which forced Tsar Nicholas II to abdicate the throne.
Why were the allies worried about the Bolsheviks revolution?
Because it would weaken the war effort against Germany They feared Russia would pull out of the war. The Allies were worried about the Bolshevik Revolution for several reasons. First, the Allies feared it would take Russia out of World War 1 and allow Germany to move all the military forces it was using to fight Russia to fight France and England instead. This would make Germany harder to defeat in the war. Second, they feared that the revolution might spread to their own countries as well. Even Germany feared that the Bolshevik Revolution could spread to its own people. The Bolsheviks were determined to spread the communist revolution to all countries and did their best to do so even to the United States.
What was the impact of the bolshevik revolution on the War and Peace how did the allies respond to the Bolsheviks who came to power in Russia in october 1917?
From what I remember, when the Bolsheviks took power in October, 1917, they immediately began peace-talks with Germany. The Russian people had incurred significant losses and the Tsar himself had become the avatar of the Russian war effort when he took charge of the Russian Armed Forces in 1915-16. The Germans demanded enormous concessions and in March, 1918, the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed, ending Russian participation in World War I. The allies responded by aligning themselves with pro-Tsarist forces and even other, less extreme communist forces (Mensheviks aka "Whites"). This Russian Civil War lasted until about 1920, when the Red Army defeated its internal enemies and drove off aggressive Allied forces. The Allies intervention proved to the Bolshevik Party that their revolution would not survive unless they sparked revolution in advanced capitalist countries.
What was a key disagreement between Lenin and Trotsky concerning the role of the peasants in any future Bolshevik revolution?
Prior to the Bolshevik revolution Lenin put forth the idea that the Russian peasants would play a key role in any revolution. Trotsky, on the other hand believed that the peasants were incapable of any forceful political activity. In Trotsky's vision of the future revolution, the workers would lead and seize political power. As events turned out, neither was correct.
Without Lenin's April thesis there would be no Bolshevik revolution?
The Russian people were on the verge of a revolution and just needed a little push. With enough time, the Russian people would have stood up and overthrown the government anyway. Whether or not the Bolsheviks would been the ones to lead the revolution is left to a guess. With that said, it cannot be overlooked that the March revolution had already happened. The Bolsheviks undermined the democratically inclined Provisional government. The Bolsheviks were interested in power not justice as history would soon demonstrate.
Did the tsar government support the revolution?
If by the revolution you mean the Bolshevik Revolution, then no, the tsarist government did not support it. If they had supported it, there would have been no revolution, just a peaceful transition of power.
What was the result of the second Russian revolution?
The second Russian Revolution is considered to be the October (or Bolshevik) Revolution. The result of that revolution was the overthrow of Russia's Provisional Government, a halt to efforts to prepare a new constitution and the imposition of communist dictatorship. That dictatorship then abolished the private ownership of property and took control of all the means of production throughout the country. Any hopes that Russia would become a democratic country after the overthrow of the Tsar were quickly dispelled.
