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Ideologist of the February Revolution

2002
With the outbreak of revolution on 27 February 1917, the day of the mutiny of the Petrograd garrison which toppled tsardom, Sukhanov plunged immediately and for the first time in his career headlong into high politics. Indeed, as early as Friday 24 February, when whatever socialist leaders were then in Petrograd were still rubbing their eyes in ...
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The February Revolution and the Russian Army

Russian Review, 1946
GENERAL belief exists that the old Russian army, especially that exclusive portion of it, the Imperial Guard, played an important role in the outbreak of the Revolution in March, I9I7. (February, according to the Russian calendar). Without doubt, this belief is based on the fact that in the early press reports describing the street demonstrations of ...
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Don Cossacks and the February Revolution

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1968
In the great Russian empire, by the twentieth century, the Cossacks had formed a well-to-do agrarian community whose privileged position as an independent state gradually evolved into a strictly military society of limited political status and autonomy.
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The February Revolution and the Provisional Government

1995
The subjects of the October Revolution and Civil War could not be investigated adequately without some analysis of the activities and failure of the democratic political forces which took power after the revolution of February 1917. Before Gorbachev’s accession the activities of Lenin and the October Revolution had been the main focus of academic study;
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1917: The Revolutions of February and October

2001
Abstract In February 1917, the autocracy collapsed in the face of popular demonstrations and the withdrawal of elite support for the regime. In the euphoria of revolution, political solutions seemed easy. Russia’s future form of government would, of course, be democratic.
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Restaging The Revolution: February 1848

2002
ONCE AGAIN, AS IN 1830, IT WAS A THREE-DAY REVOLUTION. But the February weather, in contrast to the excessive heat of July, was cold and inclement; on Wednesday, the middle day, the rain fell in torrents. The soldiers were sent out to stand and shiver, the demoralized symbols of failing governmental power.
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Belgium and the February Revolution

The Western Political Quarterly, 1964
Allan H. Kittell, Brison D. Gooch
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The February Revolution

2020
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The February Revolution

2018
Donald W. Treadgold, Herbert J. Ellison
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Revolutions Never Die, they Just Fade Away: The February Revolution through Chinese Eyes

Revolutionary Russia, 2021
exaly