The Russian Revolution, 1917-1921

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The Russian Revolution, 1917-1921

• Robert Cliver
• 01/28/09

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Imperial Russia, 1815-1915
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Broom Factory, 1910
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Russian Krestyanin (Peasant)
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Putilov Machine Works
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Putilov Machine Works
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Russian Steel Workers
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1905 Protests
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Bloody Sunday (9 Jan. 1905)
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Potemkin Mutiny, 1905
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General Strike (17 October 1905)
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Nicholas II opening the Duma
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Pyotr Stolypin (1862-1911)
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Czar Nicholas II
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Russian Artillery
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Russian Artillery Shelling Galacia
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Russian Rout
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Russian War Dead (German Photo)
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Russian Gas Victims
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Russian Imperial Officers
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Pavel Miliukov
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February Bread Riot (Painting)
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February (March) 1917
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Petrograd, February Revolt of the Pavlovsky
Guards Regiment
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Nicholas II at Tsarskoye Tseloe
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Petrograd Demonstration
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The Provisional Government
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The Provisional Government

• Main Parties
• Kadets (Liberals)
• Octobrists (progressive aristocrats)
• Progressivists (industrialists and capitalists)

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Soviet of Workers and Soldiers Deputies
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Alexander Guchkov, Minister of War
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Alexander Kerensky
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Kerensky as Prime Minister
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Kerensky at the Front
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Kerensky with Socialist Revolutionary Katerina
Breshkovskaia
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Julius Martov in 1896
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V. I. Lenin
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Inside the Winter Palace
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Womens Volunteer Detachment
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Bolsheviks Storming the Winter Palace
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SR Election Poster, November 1917
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November 1917 Election Results
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This means civil war.
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American John Reed
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Peace, Land, Bread and National
Self-Determination!
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V. I. Lenin
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Long Live World October!
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Leon Trotsky
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Land Reform
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Collapse of Industry
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Lenin Rids the Land of Byvshiie
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Red Guards
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Felix Dzerzhinsky Head of the Cheka
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V. I. Lenin
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Reds and Whites
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Mikhail Uritskii (1873-1918)
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Red Terror, Summer 1918
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Stages of the Russian Civil War

• Nov. 1917 Nov. 1918
• Rising Tensions, Conflict, End of WWI
• Nov. 1918 Nov. 1919
• Peak of White Fortunes in South
• Nov. 1919 July 1921
• Red Victory by 1920, Death of Enver Pasha
• 1921 Rebellions against the Soviets by
  peasants, workers, and soldiers suppressed

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Did you volunteer for the Red Army?
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White Recruitment Poster (1919)
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Anarchist Nestor Makhno
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Which side are you on Cossack?
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Foreign Intervention
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US Gis, Murmansk
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Murmansk (Northwest Europe)
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Japanese and Russian Officers 1922
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White Troops and Their Red Opponents
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Devastation of War Ukraine
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Trotsky as Commissar of War
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Trotsky as Commissar of War
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The Red Cossack
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Red Army Armored Train