Russian Revolutions

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An oppressor, absolutely and flatly. The difficulties of life and the limits of political expression under the Tsarist regime were as nothing to the horrors of communism. Consider the fact that Adolph Hitler was a great admirer of the way Lenin got things done and modeled much of the Third Reich's terror apparatus after what Lenin and Stalin had created in Russia. A liberator, undoubtedly. He freed the people of Russia from a cruel and unpopular regime and replaced it with a state on its way to the freest society ever conceived by man, communism. A liberator because when he came to power he took Russia out of WW1 and spread the wealth of the kingdom and other rich people Although the majority of Russians was still starving this new country gave people hope and sometimes that is all you need

The equivalent in history is when the Bolsheviks forced the Czar to abdicate his throne.

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Peasant armies or Greens as they became known fought both sides in the Civil War. The White and Red armies required a large amount of conscripts and supplies for their campaigns. The easiest source for these was from rural Russia but conscription and grain requisitions badly alienated the peasants under their control. Many peasants and villages were pushed towards starvation and responded by killing the requisition squads and other officials. These outbreaks of violence quickly spread into outward rebellions with repressive measures against rebelling villages merely acting to spread the disturbances. There were 344 peasant revolts by mid 1919 and by 1920 the revolts had become widespread. These armies sometimes up to a thousand strong disrupted the supply lines and resource base's of both sides but failed to unite into a cohesive national force. Throughout the Civil War large areas of the two sides territory were engulfed by hundreds of distinct peasant revolts.

In his book 'Animal Farm,' George Orwell not only includes the Russian Revolution, but events that came after the Revolution as well. In the book, the revolt against the farmer stands for the Bolshevik revolution in October,1917. The rise in power of the pigs reflect Josef Stalin's rise to power in the Soviet Union after Lenin's death. When the pigs appropriate the apples and milk for their own use, it symbolized the destruction of the left wing in their revolt against the Bolsheviks in 1921.

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Although there was popular support for it, the overthrow of the Russian Provisional Government was a Coup d'Etat. This is because it was done by a specific group of people, the Bolsheviks, who took control of various military, communications and transportation facilities to paralyze the existing government and take it over. The October Revolution lasted two days. Revolution & Democracy to not sit well together. The idea of devolving power to the people is mythical and unachievable. Both Communism & Democracy are ideal states, beyond the ability of humans to establish. Ooooh, now there's a concept to chew on !

This was a war immediately following the 1917 war, where various parties, including the Red and White Armies, tried to gain political power over the nation. Millions of people died during the war, directly from the fighting and famine and disease that followed. The industrial infrastructure was destroyed, affecting the country for years to come. The Communists won.
The effects of the Russian revolution was many homeless or broken up families and many dead people

During the Russian revolution the Reds referred to the Communist revolutionaries, White referred to the defending Tzarist or established government. The Greens had little influence on the conflict but they were armed peasant groups which fought against both the Reds and Whites.

they have the clothes foldedunder each other. The next dress, or layer is slightly longer than the last.

• Joseph Stalin
• Leon Trotsky

Britain sent 50,000 soldiers and the US sent 10,000 soldiers to Russia to fight the communists who eventually took control and won the Civil War. With this the Intervention by the Allies would taint relations with the West and the USSR

The establishment of a state capitalist Dictatorship.

The Bolshevik Revolution took place on October 25, 1917 (Old Style calendar) It was March 7, 1917 under the New Style calendar.

First of all, it wasn't Wilson's decision to make. The president doesn't choose America's wars; Congress does. Second, the Russian loss strenthened Germany, meaning Germany would have a better chance of winning and the Allies wouldn't be able to pay America back if they lost.

It intensified because Germany created an armistice with Argonne Forest.

I believe there were only two the red army and the white army.

How did Russian Revolution contribute to instability in Europe during and after World War 1?The Russian Revolution contribute when

Socialists in Russian revolution were in favor of cooperatives. they wanted cooperatives to established on a large scale. Robert Owen was leading manufacturer of that time. With help of other individuals, he established first cooperative community called new cooperative community called New Harmony in Indiana, USA. Louis Blanc, a socialist wanted capitalist enterprises which were owned by single individuals should be replaced with cooperative communities with the encouragement of government. Cooperatives were associations in which individuals came together and formed a single community. The profit was equally distributed among the members according to work they did.

In 1897, Leon Trotsky was operating under his real name of Lev Davidovich Bronstein. In early 1897, Bronstein and his close associates organized a secret group called the South Russian Workers' Union. The group help political discussions and issued leaflets concerning the terrible working conditions in local factories. Soon the police raided the group's meeting place and sent all of them, Bronstein included to the Odessa prison. Soon after he was sentenced for four years and sent off to a Siberian prison camp.

Yes, There was various type of people who were involved in Russian civil war

I do not know of British troops in Russia in 1917 or Churchills involvement therein. British troops were sent to northern Russia in the early 1920s.... As I say I do not know of Churchills part in this eneavour.

Lenin created the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (the USSR or Soviet Union) after the Russian Civil war ended in 1923-1924.