Russia AOS2 Statistics

Question 1

Lost in Treaty of Brest-Livosk

Answer 1

• 34% of the European population (62 million people)
• 32% of farmland (Ukraine, Poland, Baltic Regions)
• 3 billion roubles
  -89% of iron-ore and coal reserves
  -54% of industrial enterprises
  -26% of railways

Question 2

Number of Cheka Employees Upon Founding

Answer 2

23 people

Question 3

Number of Initial Sovnarkom Decrees

Answer 3

116

Question 4

For every factory nationalised under the Workers’ Control Decree (14th November 1917)….

Answer 4

…four more were siezed without government permission.

Question 5

Number of Bolshevik Seats in the Constituent Assemby

Answer 5

175 of 707 (24%)

Question 6

Number of SRs Seats in the Constituent Assembly

Answer 6

370 of 707 (52%)

Question 7

Number of German Troops Sent into Russia in the Renewed Offensive (18th February 1918)

Answer 7

700,000

Question 8

Number of Soldiers in Red Army at Peak

Answer 8

5 million

Question 9

Number of Soldiers in Czech Legion

Answer 9

40,000

Question 10

Number of Soldiers in North-Western White Army (led by General Yudenich)

Answer 10

14,400

Question 11

Number of Japanese Soldiers Sent into Eastern Siberia in November 1918

Answer 11

70,000

Question 12

Number of Green Forces led by Aleksandr Antonov until mid-1921

Answer 12

40,000

Question 13

Number of People Living in Red Controlled Russia

Answer 13

70 million

Question 14

Number of People Living in White Controlled Russia

Answer 14

8 to 10 million

Question 15

Number of Soldiers in the Red Army by the end of 1918

Answer 15

500,000

Question 16

Number of Chekists by March 1918

Answer 16

Over 1000

Question 17

Number of Jews Murdered in White Terror

Answer 17

50,000-200,000

Question 18

Percentage of City Bread Supplied by Illegal Traders during 1918-1919

Answer 18

60%

Question 19

Percentage Drop in Land Cultivation, 1917 to 1921

Answer 19

40%

Question 20

1920 wages bought….

Answer 20

….less than 2% of what they bought in 1914.

Question 21

The price of everyday goods in 1920 was…

Answer 21

…7000 times higher than in 1914.

Question 22

Percentage of Petrograd’s Population that Fled by 1920

Answer 22

70%

Question 23

Percentage of Moscows’s Population that Fled by 1920

Answer 23

50%

Question 24

Number of Workers in 1917 vs 1920

Answer 24

2.6 million vs 1.2 million

Question 25

Industrial Output, 1920 vs 1913

Answer 25

13% of 1913 Level

Question 26

Number of People Affected by 1921 Famine

Answer 26

20 million

Question 27

Number of Fatalities in 1921 Famine

Answer 27

5 million

Question 28

Number of People Fed by ARA Each Day in 1922

Answer 28

10 million

Question 29

Number of Sovnarkom Decrees Approved by Soviet

Answer 29

68 of 480 during the first year of rule (14%)

Question 30

Number of Red Army Soldiers Fighting Kronstadt

Answer 30

50,000

Question 31

Number of Kronstadt Sailors in the Revolt

Answer 31

16,000

Question 32

Number of Red Army Casualties During the Initial Kronstadt Assault

Answer 32

700 killed; 2500 wounded

Question 33

Number of Red Army Casualties During the Final Kronstadt Assault

Answer 33

10,000 killed

Question 34

Number of Kronstadt Sailors Killed during the Final Assault

Answer 34

5,000

Question 35

Number of Kronstadt Sailors Executed by Cheka

Answer 35

2,300

Question 36

Number of Kronstadt Sailors Imprisoned

Answer 36

6500

Question 37

Executions Carried out by Cheka vs Okhrana

Answer 37

140,000 vs 14,000

Question 38

Number of Chekists at Peak

Answer 38

100,000

Question 39

Land Sown 1913 vs 1926

Answer 39

105 vs 110 million hectares

Question 40

Production of Grain 1913 vs 1926

Answer 40

80 vs 77 million tonnes

Question 41

Number of Peasant Revolts February 1921

Answer 41

118

Question 42

Literacy Rates: 1900 vs 1926

Answer 42

23% (1900) vs 51% (1926)