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Provisional government interpretation stats Flashcards

1
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PG formed. 24 commissars of duma appointed

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March 2nd 1917

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Decree against death penalty

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March 12th 1917

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3
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Refroms

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they abolished the Okhrana

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they removed Tsarist Governors

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they also allowed freedom of speech

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they abolished the death penalty

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they released political prisoners

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they gave an amnesty to opponents of the Tsar

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Leader of the provisional government

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Prince lvov

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10
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Inflation

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Inflation 400% and 8 hour bread queues

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rouble value

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10 times lower in 1917 than before the war.

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12
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In poverty

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80

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13
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War costs

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22 billion rubles

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14
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Petrograd soviet

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3000 members

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15
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PG

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Octoberists and Kadets who are more conservative

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April theses - will promise ‘all power to soviets’ and ‘peace, land, bread’

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April 7th 1917

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PS

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=Mensheviks, social revolutionaries (want class conscience to being change/revolution) and Bolsheviks (believe need to rule on behalf of proletariat)

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Milyukov resigns. 6 Menshevik and SR delegates join the Provisional Government, while Alexander Kerensky replaces Guchkov as war minister.

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April 24th 1917

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April crisis Demonstrations against war

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20-21 April 1917

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Dual auhtoirty

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24 duma members, 6 soicalist ministers on PG

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Kerensky offensive

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18 June 1917 - 6 July 1917

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Keresnky losses

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40,000 killed, 42,726 deserters and 82000 captured

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July Days

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3rd-6th July 1917

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July days numbers

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100000 plus riot. 700 killed. 1000 Bolsheviks arrested

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Kronsdant mutiny

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July 2nd 1917. 18 soilders killed.

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Kornilov revolt

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10th - 13th September 1917

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Kornilov affair

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2000 men attempt to storm petrograd

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strikes escalate, 700,000 railway workers on strike; leading Bolsheviks released from prison.

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September 1st-4th

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Kornilov arrested

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15th septmeber 1917

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Bolsheviks seize power in Petrograd

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October 24th 1917

31
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take winter palace

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October 26th 1917

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