Question

Central asia of the october revolution : two views

Answer 1

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◆When the Bolsheviks (early Communists) came to power in Russia during the October Revolution in 1917, their leaders had more important things to worry about than Central Asia. For the part, Central Asians hated the Bolsheviks—who condemned all religions, and viewed Islam as particularly backward—more than the tsarist Russians.

 ◆The indigenous inhabitants of Turkestan for the most part played no role in the overthrow of the Russian monarchy in March 1917 or in the seizure of power by the Russian Communist Party (Bolshevik) in November of that year. But the impact of those upheavals soon was felt in all parts of Central Asia. After the fall of the monarchy, Russia's Provisional Government abolished the office of governor-general of Turkestan and established in its place a nine -member Turkestan Committee, in which Russians had the majority and provided the leadership

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Answer 2

◆When the Bolsheviks (early Communists) came to power in Russia during the October Revolution in 1917, their leaders had more important things to worry about than Central Asia. For the part, Central Asians hated the Bolsheviks—who condemned all religions, and viewed Islam as particularly backward—more than the tsarist Russians.