The causes of the October Revolution - 1917
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- Causes of the October Revolution - 1917
- June offensive
- Soldiers were engaged to the Bolsheviks propaganda
- the loyalty of the number of soldiers that would support the provisional government remained uncertain.
- July Days
- The Bolshevik attempt to seize power.
- The 3 day revolt was a misjudgement
- Bolsheviks not strong enough.
- This caused Lenin to flee to Finland.
- A lot of Bolshevik leaders were arrested
- Bolsheviks looked weak.
- Kornilov Revolt
- General Kornilov attempted to seize power under his dictatorship.
- The Provisional Government had no choice but to get the Red Guards to squash the revolt.
- The Bolsheviks encouraged the soldiers to desert.
- The train lines and communication links were disrupted.
- The revolt was over.
- The train lines and communication links were disrupted.
- the removal of the Provisional Government
- The failure of the Provisional Government meant they became very unpopular.
- The idea of Lenin's 'Bread, Peace and Land' became popular,
- the Red Guards, organised by Leon Trotsky, were well-trained and ruthless.
- The Red Army took over the government almost without anyone knowing.
- June offensive
- November 1917.
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