Russian revolution newspaper

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Tsar Alexander

Khodynka Tragedy

Died a tragic death due to a sudden illness

This happened during the new Tsar rule

During the coronation of Nikolas II a stampede occurs. This alone results in over 1300 deaths with what can only be assumed people stampeded because they were worried free souvenirs would run out in 1896 may 30th.

after the passing of the late Tsar his son Nikolas II assumes the throne and takes over for his late father in 1884.

Famine

Crazy man Lenin finally silenced

A famine awhile back had killed somewhere between 375000 and 400000 and millions more and fascinating studies fidn that cannibalism was common during that trying time (1891-1892)

The crazed radicalist was exiled to Siberia due to his radical ideas (1895)

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Febuary Revolution

A series of public protests begin in Petrograd, which lasted for eight days

These protessts eventually led to the abolotion of the monarchy in Russia. A Provisional Government is formed to replace the tsarist government, with Prince Lvov becoming the leader. During this uprise the total number of killed and injured in clashes with the police and government troops in Petrograd is estimated around 1,300 people. (23th Febuary 1917)

Vladimir Lenin

Alexander Kerensky

Felix Dzerzhinsky

This man is the man who founded the communist party in Russia. Born in 1870, April 22

Russia’s most significant national leader, serving as justice minister, war minister and prime minister. Wow thats a lot of jobs. Born in 1881, May 4

Vladimir Lenin appointed Dzerzhinsky head of the Cheka, the first Soviet secret police force and an early forerunner of the KGB. Born in 1877 Sep 11

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Overall

Assassination of Alexander II was an event that led to the Revolution, however there was more contributing factors such as the defeat in the Russo-Japanese War, Bloody Sunday, and Outbreak of World War I. My topic is about the uprise of communism and how their actions afected those within their country and what led to the fall of communism. An effect of the Russian revolution is Russia pulled itself out of World War I with the treaty of Brest, The end of the rule of Czars with the execution of Nicholas II, his wife, and children, A decrease in industrial production was seen and as a result, the majority of the skilled workers fled and then finally a civil war. That was all affected by the Russian Revolution.

Tsar Alexander III

Tsar Alexander II

Grigorii Rasputin

Served Russia and made it to the age of 62 before he was assassinated in 1881. He was a emporer over Russia

Served Russia and at the age o 49 died due to a uncurable kidney disease

The holy man himself, died due to drwoning despite being shot 2 times and poisoned. He served Russia and he was at the age of 47 when he died. He was a major friend of Tsar Alexander II