The Bolsheviks
Notes:
- Vladimir Lenin followed the communist ways (Karl Marx)
- Karl Marx "communist manifesto"
- Who suffers in communism? The rich that have to give up everything
- Vladimir Lenin returns from exile in April
- Germans helped assist him by giving him a train and passage through Finland
- States April Theses denouncing the war
- April These-> "Peace, Land and Bread"
- Bolsheviks led by Trotsky (military side)- Leader Leon Trotsky of Military
SUMMARY :
The Bolsheviks were original born from the Russian Social Democrat party which was lead by Vladimir Lenin. At that time Lenin was following the communist ideals of Karl Marx.
Quotes:
The goal of socialism is communism- Vladimir Lenin
“A wild and unexampled orgy spread over Petrograd… We tried to stop them by walling up the entrances. The crowd penetrated through the windows, forced out the bars and grabbed the stocks. An attempt was made to flood the cellars with water. The fire brigade sent to do this themselves got drunk… The whole city was infected by the drinking madness. At last the Council of People’s Commissars appointed a special commissar, endowed him with emergency powers, and gave him a strong escort. But the commissar too proved unreliable… Only after an intense effort was this alcoholic lunacy overcome.” Antonov-Ovsenko, Bolshevik military commander
“A wild and unexampled orgy spread over Petrograd… We tried to stop them by walling up the entrances. The crowd penetrated through the windows, forced out the bars and grabbed the stocks. An attempt was made to flood the cellars with water. The fire brigade sent to do this themselves got drunk… The whole city was infected by the drinking madness. At last the Council of People’s Commissars appointed a special commissar, endowed him with emergency powers, and gave him a strong escort. But the commissar too proved unreliable… Only after an intense effort was this alcoholic lunacy overcome.” Antonov-Ovsenko, Bolshevik military commander
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