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Time... What are dogs but imaginary sausages?
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Occured in Imperial Russia. Was a protest of Nicholas's assumption of the throne. Over 3000 people marched against him.
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As well as a czar, he was the king of Poland and the grand prince of Finland. Was a very succesful Russian reformer. Assasinated March 13th 1881 at the Winter Palace.
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During the time of the February Revolution, the Petrograd Insurgants forced Nicholas to abdicate the throne.
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First son of Nicholas II. Ruled until abdication and murder by the Bolsheviks.
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The bolsheviks were two different factions in Russia. The bolsheviks were led by Vladamir Lenin and the menshaviks by Julias Martov.
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As the rivalry between Russia and Japan increased, so did tension. When Russia wanted a warm water port that Japan was after as well, it ended up in war.
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Ocurred in St. Petersburg, Russia. Demonstrators led by Father Georgy Gapon were killed to protest the rule of Nicholas II.
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Russia entered WWI with the largest army and won many battles with their cold front advantage. Armies invading Russia froze to death and starved.
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Belonged to the Trudoviks. After the February Revolution he became minister of war and then prime minister. He was then however overthrown by the bolsheviks in the October Revolution.
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A series of revolutions.These were meant to remove autocracy and Czars. Lenin lead the bolsheviks once again to assume leadership upon invasion.
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The October uprising. Lenin leads the bolsheviks into trying to take over the Winter Palace and end the reign of the Czars.
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A war in Russia between the Bolshevik,s red army and the menshavik's white army. The red army won in Ukrain but were then defeated in Crimea.
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Nicholas II and his family are taken to suposedly get their family picture taken. When they line up for a picture, they are all shot and buried.
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Joseph Stalin was a brutal leader. He killed anyone who didn't do what he said while still "not being a dictator." He was responsible for many deaths, even more so than Hitler.