: Bolsheviks overthrow the Kerensky government and install Lenin as leader of Russia ("October Revolution")
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1914: World War I broke out in the Balkans, the UK, France, Italy, Russia, Serbia, the United States and Japan, and Austria, Germany and Turkey (only 400,000 Russian soldiers died in 1914)
March 1917: Emperor Nicholas II abstained for a riot between women, strikers, and defective soldiers, and finished the Romanov dynasty ("February Revolution").
1917: Bolshevik turned over the Kerensky regime, making Lenin the leader of Russia ("October Revolution").
1918: Emperor Nicholas II, his wife and his children were murdered by the Bolshevik secret police
1918: Government of Bolshevik introduces policy of food expropriation and farmers uprising across Russia
1918: Civil war between the Bolshevik Red Army and Menshebiki (with the help of Britain, Japan, America)
January 1919: The Bolshevik government promulgates Cosak's eradication policy (executing 8000 people in the next 2 months)
March 1919: Comintern (or "Third International") was established in Moscow to spread the revolution around the world.
December 1920: ruble lost 96% of prewar value and industrial production fell to 10% of 1913 level
1921: The civil war ended with Lenin's victory (millions of people died of starvation, the population of Petrograd died from 5 million in 1917 to 0.6 in 1920)
1922: The Soviet Union was established by Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and transcaucasians (Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan).
December 1922: During the two-year famine, 5 million people died mainly in the Volga River Basin, and in 1922, by anti-religious movements, 2,691 monks, 1962 priests, and 3,447 The nun died.
1929: Stalin called for an order to persecute complete grouping and "rich farmers" (rich farmers), 15 million farmers were forcibly repatriated to the Arctic region and 5 million people died.
1934: Sergey Kirov, Stalin's chief adviser, was assassinated and urged Stalin to begin the 'major cleaning' of the Communist Party (tens of thousands of Communists were deported to 'Glagos'). Five million Soviet citizens were arrested and 700 thousand were executed
May 1937: Stalin started cleaning the Red Army (3 out of 5 police officers in 18 months, 13 of 15 military officers, 8 of 9 admiral, totaling 35,000 people The officer was liquidated)
1939: Stalin and Hitler signed a non-invasive treaty involving the division of Poland (and assign the Baltic States to the Soviet Union); World War II began in Germany on September 1 and invaded Poland; Soviet The Commonwealth invaded Poland on 17th September.
From July 1917 to October, Kerensky was the leader of the interim government. Lenin is the leader of the Bolshevik Party and he organized the provisional government overthrow in October 1917. The so-called "February Revolution" became the first revolution of the 1917 Revolution, the first of two revolutions that began in 1917 with a massive mass uprising caused by food shortage and war. By looking at the second revolution, Bolshevik (under the guidance of Lenin), by taking control of all government buildings and winter palaces and controlling the Soviets of Moscow and St. Petersburg, Bolshevik became the power to rule Russia .
In 1917 two different revolution occurred in Russia. The overthrow of the emperor administration and the formation of interim government (February Revolution), and the October Revolution when Bolshevik overturned the interim government. The reasons for these two revolutions include the political, social and economic situation of Russia. Politically, the Russian people expressed dissatisfaction with the dictators of the emperor Nicholas II and the corrupting era of governments. In terms of society, Russia's tourism Russia is far behind other European countries in industry and agriculture, so there are few opportunities for fair progress for farmers and industrial workers. Economically, Russia's broad inflation and food shortage contribute to the revolution. In the military, Russians were severely hit by the lack of supply, logi