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    Russian Revolution: A History From Beginning to End (October Revolution, Russian Civil War, Nicholas II, Bolshevik, 1917. Lenin)
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    Russian Revolution: A History From Beginning to End (October Revolution, Russian Civil War, Nicholas II, Bolshevik, 1917. Lenin)

    By Henry Freeman

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    About this ebook

    The Russian Revolution in 1917 was a moment in time when the will of the people put an end to a system of government that had been in place for centuries.  The story of Russia’s transition from Imperial reign to eventual Communist dictatorship is a tale rooted in the ranks of the common people and the men who rose to lead them. 

    Inside you will read about...
    ✓ Czarist Rule
    ✓ Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
    ✓ Nicholas Romanov
    ✓ Rasputin
    ✓ World War
    ✓ Lenin
    ✓ October Revolution
    ✓ Stalin
    And much more!

    Dedication to the ideals of socialism remade Russian society.  Worker’s Rights, human equality, world war, murder, mysticism, blood and tyranny collide in the heart of Russia to irrevocably alter the culture of this great nation and the world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHourly History
    Release dateApr 22, 2016
    ISBN9781524210076
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