Russian Revolution Developement

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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. DEVELOPMENT

|Russian Revolution |February/March |October/November ||Deposed government |Tsar’s (Nicholas II) government |Provisional Government (P.G.) |
|Leader (s): Name, brief biography, ideology|Prince Georgi Lvov (1861 – 1925). He |Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov (1870 – 1924), Lenin:|
| |belonged to upper class.|leader of the Bolsheviks, he was in exile |
| |Moderate liberal |during the tsar’sgovernment. He developed |
| | |theoretical principles. He returned to |
|| |Russia after the March Revolution, he |
|| |refused to cooperate with the P.G. and |
| ||summoned the socialist revolution. |
| | |Leon Trotsky (1879 – 1940)|
| | |Socialists |
|Political groups that leadrevolution |Moderate liberals |Bolsheviks: radical Marxist. Faction of the |
| |...
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