Russian Revolutions

I believe the communist party! Not certain but I think it was lead by Stalin! Before that it was Vladimir Ilyich Ulianov: Lenin, and his sidekick Lev Bronstein: Trotsky. Lenin died in 1924 & Trotsky was murdered in Mexico in 1940 by Stalins henchmen.

the geographical advances

role of trotsky in leading the red army

lack of unity among opposition

war communism

His Highness Nicholas Romanov, Prince of Russia (born 1922)

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The answer to this question is in dispute and the above is a claimant. However, Her Imperial Highness Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna(born 1953) is generally considered the stronger claimant due to the belief that the marriage of the Prince's parents violated the Tsar's dynasty law.

st.petersburg was created at the end of the russain revolution

The windmill represents industrialization. In Animal Farm, the windmill is their progress, all the work that they had poured into. Boxer is the hardest worker in the project (he represents the peasants of Russia).

Trotsky lead the Red Army. So, he could be given most of the credit for winning.

It caused a fear of foreign influence in the United States.

Vladimir Lenin was not in Russia during the March 1917 Revolution. With the help of Germany he returned to Russia in April of 1917. At this time with the Czar no longer in power, Lenin announced that Russia was the freest of all the belligerent nations in World War One. The center Bolshevik newspaper, Pravda was now published openly.

Saint Petersburg, it was the capital city of the Russian Empire until 1918.

Karl Marx

Leon Trotsky was neither a worker, peasant, or member of the bourgeois, he was a revolutionary intellectual. He was completely outside the realm of most Russians. He dreaded having the problems of the peasants to be solved before those of the working class. He wanted however to make use of the peasantry for the purpose of seizing power. He also believed that the peasantry would betray the revolution just as the bourgeois did in 1905 and 1848. It is by the close examination of the intellectual thirst for power that the true motives of revolutionaries like Trotsky can be seen. In today's world, this same idea persists. The intellectual elites want a society where they rule. Any measure to attain that is justified by creating class warfare.

White Russians under Baron Wrangel lost at Sevastopol to the Red Army on the 14th of November 1920.

The Red side, as opposed to the White and Green sides.

The Reds were the Bolshevik and other socialist political party forces aligned with them, and not all of the socialists. The Whites were mostly imperialists who wanted the Bolsheviks thrown out. Some Whites wanted the Tsar restored to the throne, but some Whites just wanted a new government that was bot ruled by the Bolsheviks. The Greens were anarchists who wanted no government but just to be left alone to live their own lives. They knew that no matter what type of government came in, they would still be oppressed. And they were.

Lenin was more important by far. Lenin was the founder and leader of the Bolshevik Party, which eventually took over the country and set up the new socialist government. Trotsky was not even a member of the Bolshevik Party until shortly before the revolution. Trotsky became more of a right hand man to Lenin during the revolution and afterwords but he was never above Lenin in leadership.

Vladimir Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party in Russia. That faction later split off and became its own party. Then in March 1918 it changed its name to the Communist Party.

Lenin led the Bolshevik faction of the Marxist Russian Social Democratic Party. Eventually the faction split from the RSDP to become the Bolshevik Party. After the Russian Civil War, it became the Communist Party.

There were many changes that took place within the course of World War I following the Russian Revolution. One major change that this had on the war was that Russia and Germany settled their conflict.

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This is clearly a question that can only be answered on a subjective basis, because if they were not killed, no one can provide any evidence on what the impact of that would have caused. It's clear that the Russian people no longer had an allegiance to the Romanov family. Czar Nicholas had harshly crushed riots by having his soldiers fire into the crowds, killing many people, especially in the riots of 1905. An imprisonment in Siberia would in my opinion would have taken care of any return to a monarchy.

The allies (15 countries including Britain, France, Italy, the United States, and Japan) were concerned about the Bolsheviks winning the Russian Revolution.

One of the worries of the Allies was that the Allied supplies which were intended for the Russian units might fall into German hands. The Allies also hoped to prevent Germany from concentrating its forces against the Allies in the West.

The Allies had also hoped to eliminate Communism. They also wanted to protect their own wartime and postwar geopolitical and strategic interests in the region.

The Bolsheviks planned to abolish private property and establish what was social equality, in their view.

listen to the may 14 2008 ''blurb'' at : cuttingthroughthematrix.com

They hated his guts. That's why the revolution happened in the first place.

The Soviets were councils of workers organised to govern areas which had either lost or removed the previous Russian administration.

cause he was

They are bound to have, they had their finger in ever nasty Little pie on earth.