Timeline - Soviet Leaders 1917 - 1991
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This timetable shows the leaders of the Soviet Union and then they finished the Gorbachev when the Russian Republic was founded in 1991, which governed the interim government, the head of Kerensky.
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In Russia, during the Soviet era (1917 - 1991), national burial Dropov and Constantine Chernenko of the most political and military leaders such as Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Leonid Brezhnev, Yuri Ann, We will follow the same basic principles. Outline They are held in Moscow, firstly the public lying on the collapse of the union building, and finally the funeral of the Red Square. In the state within the union building, the coffin is placed in a pillar hall adorned with flowers, countless red flags and other communism symbols. Mourners are usually brought by thousands of people who place marble staircases under the chandeliers with black gauze. On the left side of the stairwell, the full black tail orchestra plays classical music.
This article contains the history of the Soviet Socialist Republic Union from 1917 to 1991. For the geography and history of the former Soviet Socialist Republic, look at Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Ukraine. At some point in the mid-nineteenth century, Russia will enter the domestic crisis phase and in the year 1917 will eventually revolutionize. The reason is not as economic or social as politics and culture. To stabilize, the emperor sticks to a strict authoritarian system and effectively prevents people from participating in the government. At the same time, in order to maintain its position as a major power, it promotes industrial development and higher education with endogenous motivation. As a result, there will be a permanent tension between the government and society, especially its educational factors, intellectuals.
In April 1917 the dual power of the interim government and the Petrograd Soviets was established; it ended in October 1917, and Bolshevik quickly and vigorously captured all the political power. The provisional government consists of the emperor's intellectuals, which is ultimately hesitant and led by inefficient Kerensky. World War I is still furious, food shortage is continuing. The Kerensky government lacks the ability to unify the public and can not be a symbol of leadership and solidarity. Civilians in Russia regard them as a remnant of the emperor's rule. Bolshevik is emerging, has an alliance with proletariat and farmers; they are increasingly hostile to the Kerensky government. At this time, Lenin became a new political power again. In the summer of 1917, Lenin became a political restraint of Bolshevik through fate and opportunity. Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky led Russia