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    The 1905 revolution‚ highlighted the evident threat towards the Tsarist regime‚ though only started due to poor working conditions‚ the violent suppressing of the Russian people on ‘Bloody Sunday’ brought forth a wave of protest that argued for better leadership and civil rights for the people‚ and yet it wasn’t until 1906 that there became a decline in power in the Romanov rule‚ and so how did the Tsarist regime last until then‚ and what was the main reason? Immediately after the revolution there

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    the Russian revolution of 1917. Although the Russian revolution changed the face and order in Europe as a whole it is important

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    The Russian Revolution Introduction The book Animal Farm written by George Orwell was not just meant for people to read for enjoyment‚ but he wrote this book to represent the Russian Revolution. The events that happened in the book Animal farm‚ signifies real events that happened during the Russian Revolution. George Orwell well made his story in the point of view of animals and replaced real people with animals. For example‚ Orwell made Czar Nicholas the

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    George Orwell‚ Animal Farm‚ is an allegory‚ or a piece of literature with a hidden meaning‚ of the Russian Revolution of 1917. Animal Farm follows the events of the farm animals and their uprising against the farmer. Despite the obvious differences between‚ Animal Farm‚ and the Russian Revolution‚ they are very much similar. Characters from the novella can be compared to historical figures from the revolution. While the novella is not limited to these characters‚ these are the most significant. These characters

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    Following the success of the February Revolution‚ Lenin returned to Russia and delivered the April Theses‚ which established his policies and aspirations for the country. After a decade of exile‚ Lenin intended to take control of the revolutionary efforts upon his return. He arrived in Petrograd on April 3 – and delivered “the April Theses” to his supporters. In this dissertation‚ Lenin denounced the Provisional Government‚ called for the nationalization of all land‚ and “demanded the immediate transition

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    believe is right. In the allegorical comparison to the Russian Revolution‚ Animal Farm by George Orwell‚ this statement holds truth. In the novel the animals represent the people‚ both tire and angry with the cruel treatment from their leaders they look for new hope. With the help of new ideas and the hunger to seek justice the citizens of both Animal Farm and the Russian Revolution fight for what they believe. Animal Farm and the Russian Revolution had many things in common through out their entirety

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    Kornilov brought back the Bolshevicks on the scene of the Russian Revolution. The picture of Kornilov‚ shows him in front of his army ready to attack Petrograde as the photograph was taken in summer 1917. He looks determined but his army looks small and quite weak compared to the Bolshevik’s troops and the Kerensky’s troops. The fact that the Bolsheviks helped Kerensky only restored the Bolsheviks as patriots in the eyes of the Russians and enabled them to continue their plan to seize power. This

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    How the Russian Revolution Changed the Lives of People in Different Social Groups in Russian Society The Russian Revolution was supposed to bring about change for the better and be a fantastic new beginning for the troubled state of Russia. However‚ the concept of a revolution is sometimes a lot more appealing than the actual results of a revolution. Revolutions never occur without hurting a certain group of people‚ which goes without saying‚ but they also try to better life for other groups

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    Rulers Will do Whatever it Takes to Receive Power in both Animal Farm by George Orwell and in the Russian Revolution Power is highly sought after and people are willing to go through with actions they would never do if it weren’t for power. Often people will do whatever it takes to gain and maintain power. They take many actions against others to prevent anyone from taking their power. George Orwell‚ an author well known for criticizing totalitarianism‚ writes about the struggle to maintain

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    Chris Tran November 17‚ 2008 Period 3 Animal Farm Animal Farm by George Orwell is an exploration of the Russian Revolution in context of animals running a farm. George Orwell‚ a strong socialist‚ wrote the novel as a reflection of dictatorships of the Soviet Union‚ disgusted by his “disillusionment with Communism” (Animal Farm). In the beginning of Animal Farm‚ Old Major‚ a pig that represents Karl Marx‚ gives a speech convincing the farm animals to overthrow Mr. Jones‚ who

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