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This course is on the Russian Revolution which culminated with the October revolution in 1917. Its is our goal to have a course on each of the revolutions, so please edit and add when needed. To find Wikipedia pages on specific [[Russian Revolutions]], please go to the bottom of the page.
This course is on the Russian Revolution which culminated with the October revolution in 1917. Its is our goal to have a course on each of the revolutions, so please edit and add when needed. To find Wikipedia pages on specific [[Russian Revolutions]], please go to the bottom of the page.


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==Week 1==
==Week 1==
===The Romanov Family===
===The Romanov Family===
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===October Revolution (1917)===
===October Revolution (1917)===
Summery -The [[Provisional Goverment]] capitulated to the [[Bolsheviks]] on - which started the civil war between the [[Red Army]] ([[Bolsheviks]]) and the [[White Army]] (Anti-Bolsheviks). Also the Bolsheviks would hold power for - years until - -, 1991 when the USSR disintrigated.
Summery -The [[Provisional Goverment]] capitulated to the [[Bolsheviks]] on - which started the civil war between the [[Red Army]] ([[Bolsheviks]]) and the [[White Army]] (Anti-Bolsheviks). Also the Bolsheviks would hold power for - years until - -, 1991 when the USSR disintrigated.
==Week 5==
===Effects of the Russian Revolutions===
=Questions=
=Related Books=
==Books on Specific Revolutions==
10 Days that Shook the World, John Reed
Bolshevik Revolution, Richard Pipes
==Books on Russian History==
20th Century Russia, Robert Service
Lenin, Robert Service


*[[w:Russian Revolution of 1917]]
*[[w:Russian Revolution of 1917]]

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Introduction

This course is on the Russian Revolution which culminated with the October revolution in 1917. Its is our goal to have a course on each of the revolutions, so please edit and add when needed. To find Wikipedia pages on specific Russian Revolutions, please go to the bottom of the page.

Material

Week 1

The Romanov Family

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Czarist Rule in Russia

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Freeing the Serfs

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Week 2

1905 Revolution

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The Great War (World War 1)

The First World War regarding Russia was a complete mistake and shouldn't have happened. On June 28, 1914 Archduke Ferdinand was shot and killed by Gavrilo Princip. On July 28, 1914; Austria-Hungary mobilized its troops and this left Russia and France to mobilize their own troops as agreed in the “Secret Treaty of 1892”. Germany was worried about Russian movement in the Balkans and declared war on Russia. The war was extremely unpopular in Russia which gave the Leftists a base upon which they could attack the government. Russia’s Czar Nicholas II had secluded himself at the front such that he could concentrate on the war which left the day-to-day issues to his wife Alexandra Fyodorovna. Alexandra was dispised by the Russian people due to her German heritage and her interactions with Rasputin. Bolsheviks, Mensheviks,Kadet, and other revolutionary groups believe that Alexander was a bad ruler but with Rasputin in the picture, things couldn’t be worse.

Week 3

February Revolution Revolution (1917)

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Revolts against the provisional goverment of Lvov

Revolts against the provisional goverment of Alexander Kerensky

Week 4

October Revolution (1917)

Summery -The Provisional Goverment capitulated to the Bolsheviks on - which started the civil war between the Red Army (Bolsheviks) and the White Army (Anti-Bolsheviks). Also the Bolsheviks would hold power for - years until - -, 1991 when the USSR disintrigated.

Week 5

Effects of the Russian Revolutions

Questions

Related Books

Books on Specific Revolutions

10 Days that Shook the World, John Reed Bolshevik Revolution, Richard Pipes

Books on Russian History

20th Century Russia, Robert Service Lenin, Robert Service

See also

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