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February revolution in Petrograd ·           In the winter of 1917, situation in Petrograd was grim. Food shortages were there in the workers quarters. ·           On 22nd February a Lockout took place at a factory followed by 50 more factories joining the protest in sympathy. ·           Women also laid and participated in the movement and this day later came to be known as the international Women's Day.   The February revolution (CONTD.) ·           On 27th February the government suspended Duma and the politicians protested the measure. ·           The people were out with force once again. ·           On 27th February police headquarters were ransacked. ·           Cav...

  October revolution ·           16th October 191 7 Lenin persuaded leaders from the Petrograd Soviet and his on bolshevik party. To agree to a socialist seizure of power. ·           A military Revolutionary committee was formed to organise the seizure. It was kept a secret ·           Uprising begin on 24th October Prime Minister Kerenskii that the city to summon Troops. ·           Military men loyal to the government seized the buildings of 2 Bolsheviks newspapers. ·           Pro government troops were sent to take over the telegraph and telephone offices and protect the Winter Palace. ·           In response, military Revolutionary committee ordered to seize government offices and arrest Ministers. ·  ...

                                             Conservatives, Radicals or Liberals                                                                   -    [TCS]   Liberals ·           They wanted a nation which tolerated all religions. ·           They were against the uncontrolled power of dynastic rulers. ·           They wanted rights for individuals. ·           They argued for an elected parliamentary government subject to laws interpreted       ...

  Bloody Sunday ·           Prices of goods Rose so rapidly bi 1904 that the real wages decline by 20%. ·           During this time four members of the putilove iron works were dismissed. ·           The action was called for. ·           Over 110000 workers in Saint Petersburg went on strike demanding A reduction in the working day to 8 hours and increase in wages and improvement and working conditions. ·           The procession of workers was led by Father Gapon. ·           When the reach the winter Palace it was attacked by the police and the Cossacks over hundred workers were killed and about 300 wounded. ·           This incident is known as Bloddy Sunday and it le...

                                       History Notes by thecbsesolver                     Complete Notes - The Rise of Socialism & Russian Revolution  The age of social change ·          The French Revolution opened up the possibility of creating a dramatic change in the                society. ·          People were conservatives, radicals or liberals. Liberals ·          They wanted a nation which tolerated all religions. ·          They were against the uncontrolled power of dynastic rulers. ·          They wanted rights for individuals. · ...