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1. Russian Revolution

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   The roots of the revolution lay deep within the autocratic structure of the Romanov Dynasty. By the early 20th century, Russia suffered from significant internal contradictions. Industrialization, while rapid in certain urban centers like Petrograd and Moscow, created a volatile, politically conscious proletariat living in abysmal conditions. Meanwhile, the vast peasantry remained land-starved and burdened by archaic land-holding systems.
   The regime’s inability to manage externa…

2. Russian Revolution

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   This collapse resulted in a period of dual power:
   The Provisional Government: Formed by liberal members of the Duma, it aimed to establish a democratic republic. Its primary weakness was its decision to continue the war effort and its hesitancy regarding land reform.
   The Petrograd Soviet: A council representing workers and soldiers, dominated initially by moderate socialists, which held genuine control over the capital’s transportation, communications, and armed forces.