Russian Revolution: was The Krondstat Naval Uprising A Spontaneous Ac

Historical Revolution - Kronstadt Naval Uprising On March 1, 1921, the crewmembers of the Cronstadt Navy Fortress stood up due to armed rebellion against Russian totalitarian leadership. Only "new serfdomen" and "bigger human slavery" are offered. Kronstadt sailors once considered Trotsky as "pride and glory" of the revolution, but now they oppose the direct control of the country of Communism.

Following the economic downturn in Russia's economy and morale, the voluntary mass uprising in Petrograd ultimately brought about the February revolution and the collapse of the Imperial government in March 1917. The Russian authoritarianism was replaced by the Russian Interim Government, who will election the Russian Constitutional Constitution Conference and intend to continue fighting in the treaty of the First World War. At the same time, the Russian workers' committee called "Soviet" rose across the country. Bolsheviks led by Vladimir Lenin promoted the Socialist Revolution on the Soviet and the streets. On November 7, 1917, Red Guard attacked Winter Palace in Petrograd, ended the governance of the interim government and left all the political power to the Soviets. This case was later officially called the Great October Socialist Revolution in the Soviet bibliography.

In 1863, Poland began a new uprising against Russian rule. The January riot was voluntarily protested to the Russian imperial army by a young Polish. However, senior officials from Poland and Lithuania and a number of politicians joined the rebels, but they still exceed serious numbers, lacking support from foreign countries. They had to rely on guerrilla tactics, and they did not win any big military victory. Since that time there has been no major uprising in the Polish Parliament under Russian control and the Poles have taken steps to promote economic and cultural self improvement.

Even outside the Russian revolution, they are surrounding people. In 1905, the unsuccessful revolution - historian Richard Pipes played a small role - "bloody shoots", called a spontaneous uprising - but Lenin was abroad. In the first revolution of the two revolutions of 1917, when hungry workers and anti-government soldiers occupied the city of Petrograd, no one played an important role. I withdraw. Mr. Alexander Shri Apik Nikov was one of the few Bolsheviks at the time and dissolved the street demonstration in February. At first it was irrelevant. Serbia's first chaotic election was held a few days before the emperor's withdrawal, which was a voluntary council; Bolshevik received only a small portion of its voting rights.