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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

The Romanovs

The Romanov s were the Imperial Family of Russia Imperial is essentially the same as Royal Family Russia was so vast, they called themselves the Russian Empire The family had ruled Russia for over 300 years. It was the only family to ever rule Russia Czar Nicholas II, his wife- Czarina Alexandra, 4 daughters (Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia), one son Alexei Alexis was the heir to the throne, but had a secret. He was a hemophiliac- meaning his blood did not clot. So? He could die from a bruise or bloody nose, etc.

Nicholas as Czar Wasn t well prepared by his father to rule Much like Louis XVI- Nicholas was a good guy, good father, but not a good leader. He believed in Autocratic Rule Autocrat = Absolute Monarchy

Called, Nicholas the Bloody by his critics Khodynka Tragedy- a stampede of ppl trying to get free stuff on his wedding day Anti-Semitic Pogroms- riots aimed at attacking Jews Bloody Sunday- Jan 22, 1905- a group of petitioners led by Father Gapon marched on the Winter Palace to demand better working conditions in factories Someone got antsy and fired into the crowd. Casualties range from 100-1,000 killed/wounded

1905 Revolution included military mutinies, peasant uprisings, and urban worker strikes. Result- Duma (legislative body), multi-party elections, Russian Constitution of 1906 (set up limited monarchy) Russo-Japanese War- Fought over Korea and Manchuria. Japan won, with help, to the surprise of most Demonstrated Nicholas s shortcomings

Rasputin- The Mad Monk Rasputin was a monk from eastern Russia He was able to calm Alexis whenever he was injured. Calming him down = slower blood pressure = less bleeding = survival of Alexei He, by all accounts, didn t bathe much, didn t do laundry much, always had food stuck in his beard He became very influential to the Imperial Family and NO ONE knew why. NOT even the extended family (aunts, uncles, cousins)

Russia & WWI Czar Nicholas II hoped war would unite Russia & stop talk of revolution Russia declare war on Austria-Hungary in support of its ally Serbia Germany then declare war on Russia patriotism increased rapidly

But Russia was not ready for war Russia lacked: factories/supplies The factories they did have were unable to produce war materials quickly enough transportation system modern equipment competent military leaders

Conditions Worsen 1915 Nicholas II took command of Russian military if Russia failed in WWI, so would Nicholas II

Food, fuel, & other goods grew scarce peasants grew desperate No food, no heat - anyone would be desperate

Histeria s take on the Russian Revolution **Fun but not completely accurate

Nicholas II went to war left Czarina Alexandra in charge (unpopular). She was a German Princess. Germany is the enemy in WWI Alexandra took advice from Grigory Rasputin (corrupt/ immoral) Rasputin was murdered by the Czar s nephew, supposedly to protect the family from Rasputin s influence The situation did not improve with Rasputin s death. Nicholas and Alexandra were too shy and not good leaders

The Bolsheviks small Marxist group Marxist- believers in the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx wanted to change life in Russia Leader = Vladimir Lenin goal = overthrow czar, create a communist state- a system is which there would be no economic classes or private

Vladimir Lenin Born in Russia, his brother had been hanged after plotting to kill the czar- influencing Vladimir to hate the czar Was arrested & sent to Siberia (1897) for his revolutionary ideas then went to Switzerland Lenin believed in Karl Marx s writings adapting them to Russia. (Marx believed the industrial working class-proletariat- would overthrow the capitalism) Russia didn t have this class. Lenin envisioned a dictatorship of the proletariat (or an elite group of the proletariat). He named this group Bolsheviksmeaning majority even though they weren t the majority

if czar was overthrown, industrial workers could govern Russia Marx believed all of human history was us vs. them the have s vs. the have not s the bourgeoisie vs the proletariat those that own the means of production vs. the workers The rich vs. the poor Theoretically, if a Marxist Revolution took place, the result would be everyone works, everyone owns a part of the place of employment, everyone gets what they need. There would be no need for government Although no communist revolution has succeed like thisthey all turn into dictatorships

Revolution Begins March 8, 1917 Petrograd, Russia unhappy citizens marched police & soldiers were sympathetic the Duma (Russia s legislature) defied Nicholas II March 15, 1917 Nicholas II forced to abdicate

Temporary Government Duma established temporary government Aleksandr Kerensky was leader many Russians didn t like this government They stayed in WWI for example Bolsheviks wanted basic changes Lenin was still leader

Bolshevik Revolution mid-1917 Kerensky s government still fighting Central Powers in WWI Russian army was weak & collapsed November 1917 Bolshevik Red Guard attacked Kerensky s government Kerensky & others try to fight back, but eventually flee the country Kerensky dies in 1970 in the US

Bolshevik Revolution Lenin established radical communist program private ownership = illegal land redistributed to peasants Lenin does NOT believe the Russian people can live without a government- he doesn t trust them to do the right thing He creates what he calls the Dictatorship of the Proletariat which is an oxymoron if proletariat is the workers, how do you have a dictatorship of workers? Lenin sets up a dictatorship under the guise of something else. Yep, he lies to gain support

After the Revolution Lenin wanted to end involvement in war Leon Trotsky was sent to negotiate with Central Powers- Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Russia lost much land to Central Powers because of lack of strong military This land later becomes Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Belarus, & Ukraine

Civil War Some Russians disliked the negotiations & their results Opponents of Bolsheviks = White Army army leaders political opponents wealthy Russians Some wanted to return Czar to the throne *France & United States supported White Army

Lasted 3 years Both sides burned villages, killed civilians Civil War Lenin had the Czar s family assassinated, took control of industry, severely restricted the church Secret police (Cheka) arrested anyone considered an enemy of the revolution also set up forced labor camps War Communism - Communists took over banks, mines, factories, & railroads. Forced peasants to deliver almost all of their crops to cities & army. Some were drafted into military or factory work

Assassination of Imperial Family Since his abdication, the Imperial Family had been under house arrest. They (the family and a few servants, plus the dog)were moved to Yekaterinburg When the White Army was getting close, Lenin ordered the execution of the family They were awoken in the middle of the night- taken downstairs, shot by firing squad, stabbed- because the bullets bounced off the girls and Alexei Then buried, dug up, burned or had acid poured on them, reburied, not found until 1990s- reburied and canonized as saints in the Russian Orthodox Church

Civil War Ends Red Army vs. White Army fighting & famine cost millions of lives late 1920 Bolsheviks triumph 1921 New Economic Policy: plan permitting some capitalist activity

the Soviet Union 1922 economy begun to improve 1922 Russia reunited with neighboring lands that had belonged to Russian Empire became Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) or Soviet Union

Setup an elected legislature, called the Supreme Soviet, gave everyone over 18 the right to vote, all political power, resources, & means of production would belong to workers & peasants In reality the Communist party controlled everything using the army & secret police to enforce its will.

Joseph Stalin Takes over after Lenin dies Trotsky was Lenin s choice- he fled to Mexico only to be assassinated 20 years later on Stalin s order Purges- Stalin gets rid of any and all opposition (people are killed, disappear, or sent to camps in Siberia)- estimated 20 million die of the purges and his policies More on Stalin later ;)