Between the Revolutions P2 Flashcards

1
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Red Guards first formed:

A

April 28 1917

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2
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Kerensky becomes Prime Minister:

A

8 July 1917

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3
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Kerensky in a passionate speech:

A

“For the sake of the nation’s life it is necessary to restore the army’s will to die”

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4
Q

When the June Offensive began, more than … soldiers had deserted their post

A

170,000 soldiers had deserted

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5
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The July Days was on:

A

3-6 Jul 1917

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6
Q

July Days resulted in:

A

700 deaths of either civilians, Bolshevik strikers and mutinying soldiers

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7
Q

After the July Days there was only … Bolsheviks left in the city

A

500

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8
Q

In … there was … Bolshevik members

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April 1917 there was 100,000 Bolshevik members

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9
Q

Kerensky declares on … that Kornilov has…

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27 August 1917, Kornilov has “stripped troops from the front and sent them against the capital”

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10
Q

Kerensky orders the distribution of … rifles around Petrograd

A

40,000

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11
Q

Kornilov arrested:

A

2 September 1917

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12
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Kerensky on the Kornilov affair:

A

It was “the prelude to the October Revolution”

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13
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Lenin on the Kornilov Affair:

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“History will not forgive us if we do not assume power”

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