The Rise of the Bolshevik Party

The outbreak of the Bolshevik Party On the evening of 25th October 1917, the Bolshevik Party of Russia grasped the control of the Petrograd winter palace without firing. However, this quiet success has been taking place for many years. The Bolshevik Party has succumbed to the needs of the people, has excellent organizational capabilities, especially after the Kornilov incident, Russia utilizes the weak interim government's ability.

War and the government became increasingly unpopular. The dissatisfaction led by Vladimir Lenin led to an increase in popularity of the Bolshevik Party. He promised to get Russia out of war and gain power. Following the victory of Bolshevik in December, ceasefire and negotiations with Germany were held in December. Bolshevik initially rejected the terms of Germany, but when Germany resumed the war and confidently marched in Ukraine, the new government joined the Brest-Litvsk treaty on March 3, 1918. Russia withdrew from the war and handed over the broad territory including Finland, the Baltic region, parts of Poland and the central government of Ukraine. The manpower required for the German territory before the German occupation failed the spring attack and may not have acquired relatively little food and other supplies.

Under the leadership of Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin, the left wing revolutionaries raided mostly bloodless coup against Russian ineffective interim government. Bolshevik and its allies occupied government buildings and other strategic places in the Russian capital Petrograd (now St. Petersburg) and founded a new government led by Lenin within two days. Bolshevik Russia was later renamed the Soviet Socialist Republic Alliance (USSR) and became the first Marxist country in the world. Lenin was born in Vladimir Iliichi Ulyanov in 1870, and after his brother Alexander III was executed for killing and assassination in 1887, his brothers were executed with a revolutionary cause. He studied the law and practiced it at Petrograd which was involved in the circle of revolutionary Marxism. In 1895, he organized the Marxist group of the capital into the "liberation of the working class struggle alliance" and tried to make workers participate in the cause of Marxism.