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In 1847 the communist manifesto was written and published.
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Bloody Sunday marks the beginning of the violent portion of the first Russian revolution.
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Russia got involved in World War I, but it proved how unequipped they were to fight. People started to protest and it eventually turned into a revolution.
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Public protests started emerging because of poverty and food shortages, eventually ending in the abolishment of monarchy.
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The Bolsheviks take control of the government, pull out of WW1, and start abolishing private property.
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The Bolsheviks executed Tsar Nicholas II and his family.
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Russia was officially named USSR, a communist union.
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In january of 1924, Lenin dies and Stalin emerges as party leader.