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Starting out as an anti war critic from within the Russian Duma, he over the years of war began saying that Russia could not just withdraw. The war was one of his most contentious issues when he was prime minister of the Provisional Government, and concessions made over this issue could have possibly prevented the Bolshevik led October revolution. immediately prior to his brief Prime Minister-ship lays his most direct addition to the war, the Kerensky Offencive. The concept was to give one large push that could hopefully begin the end of the war, while the offensive began strong it quickly fell apart. Kerensky's efforts entangled Russia even more into the war possibly further delaying the withdrawl by the Bolsheviks which took almost 6 months. In his memoirs he says hopefully that perhaps he delayed German victory long enough to allow the United States to enter the war. I think he is the only one that ever believed that.
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What is defqon 1?
DEFCON 1 is basically world war!
What jobs did Edvard Grieg have?
World War 1 World War 2.
On the eve of World War 1 Bosnia was ruled by?
Austria- hungary
Why is Franz Ferdinand famous?
Franz Ferdinand is famous because he was the reason that the world war 1 was declared. after the black hand gang killed him the Austro-Hungarians declared war. that was the beginning of the word war 1
How did nationalism influence world war 1?
Serbian nationalism is arguably the entire cause of World War 1. On a very important anniversary for the Serbians, Arch-Duke Ferdinand, the symbol of Serbia's oppression to the nationalists, held a parade in their country. Nationalists then assassinated him on that day, though only after a few mishaps. This became the declaration of war for the Great War.
How many casualties were there at the Battle of Kerensky offensive during World War 1?
It is known that the Russian side lost 60,000 troops in the Kerensky (or July) Offensive of World War I. The total number of casualties for the Austro-Hungarian and German side is unknown.
What was the difference between Alexander Kerensky's leadership and Vladimir Lenin's?
The essential difference between the two is that Kerensky was a capitalist while Lenin was a socialist/communist. Kerensky wanted to continue Russia's part in World War 1 and not change the system of ownership of land. Lenin wanted to end Russia's part in the war and redistribute land from its owners to the peasants that worked them. Kerensky allowed dissent. Lenin did not. Kerensky did not exile, imprison or execute people who did not follow his orders. Lenin did. Kerensky was democratic. Lenin was autocratic.
How did the allies of world war 1 contribute to the war?
Primarily by fighting the war...
Was it Kerensky or Lenin who kept Russia involved in World War 1?
Kerensky, who led Provsional Government. Lenin was able to gain support to overthrow that government because he promised to withdraw from the war if he and his Bolsheviks gained power. Lenin made good on that promise with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
How did Russian Revolution contribute to instability in Europe during and after World War I?
How did Russian Revolution contribute to instability in Europe during and after World War 1?The Russian Revolution contribute when
How did alivin C.york contribute to winning World War I?
he contribute to world war 1 by helped cture 132 Germans when his patrol was attaced in France.
How did world war 1 contribute to the African American great mirgrat?
The World War 1 did contribute to the immigration of the African Americans to the US because they were used as soldiers and back up.
How did the terms of the treaty that ended world war 1 contribute to the problems that led to the start of world war 2?
Hitler
How did the treaty of Versailles contribute to the start of World War 1?
It didn't. It helped start World War 2.
Russia's significant contributions during World War 1?
didn't contribute.
How did World War 1 contribute to African migration?
It created jobs in the North
Did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to the economic collaspe of Germany after World War 1?
no
