Kornilov betrayal Flashcards

1
Q

Who did Kerensky appoint as commander-in-chief in 1917, which proved to be a fatal error?

A

General Kornilov, a Tsarist officer.

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What did Kornilov attempt in 1917?

A

He attempted a coup by ordering six regiments to march on Petrograd.

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3
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What was Kornilov’s supposed reason for the coup?

A

To restore order amid chaos.

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4
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How was Kornilov’s march on Petrograd perceived?

A

As an attempt to establish a military dictatorship.

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How did Kerensky respond to Kornilov’s coup attempt?

A

He ordered the release of the Bolshevik Red Guards and armed them to defend Petrograd.

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How did the Red Guards benefit from the Kornilov Affair?

A

They were able to portray themselves as the defenders of the February Revolution.

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Why did the Kornilov Affair increase support for the Bolsheviks?

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Because they appeared as the only group capable of defending revolutionary gains and resisting dictatorship.

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