The July Days (3) Flashcards

1
Q

What was difficult to maintain?

A

Control over the working class who flocked to the Bolsheviks in increasing numbers as the weeks progressed.

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2
Q

What did sailors do at the Kronstadt naval base?

A

Sailors organised their own armed demonstration in July using Bolshevik slogans.

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3
Q

Where did the demonstrations spread to?

A

The demonstrations spread to the center of Petrograd, placing Lenin in a difficult position.

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4
Q

What did the Bolsheviks try and do with the protests?

A

Tried to turn the protests into a peaceful procession.

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5
Q

What threatened to undermine Lenin’s credibility?

A

When shots were fired at the demonstrators there was chaos and uncontrolled rioting.

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6
Q

What did the Provisional Government try and do with the protests?

A

They were supported by the Mensheviks and SR’s and brought in reinforcements to crush the demonstrations.

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7
Q

What closed down and issued?

A

The offices of the Bolshevik newspaper Pravda and warrants were issued for the arrest of their leaders.

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8
Q

Who fled and who were imprisoned?

A

Lenin and Stalin fled but Trotsky and Kamenev were imprisoned.

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9
Q

What was burned?

A

Bolshevik propaganda and Lenin’s reputation fell, for fleeing rather than leading.

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10
Q

What did Kerensky do and when?

A

On the 8th of July, Kerensky replaced Prince Lvov as Prime Minister and it appeared that the Bolsheviks moment had passed.

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