How did the Bolsheviks come to power?explain
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Lenin was the leader of theBolsheviks. He had returned to Russia in April 1917. ... Lenin promised to bring an end to the war, to give land to peasants, to give workers control of factories, to take control of the banks and to give power to soviets (councils) of workers and soldiers set up throughout Russia.
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the bolshevik party was renamed by the Russian Communist Party.
In November 1917 the bolsheviks conducted the elections to the constituent assembly.
In January 19, 18th assembly rejected bolshevik measures and Lenin dismissed the Assembly.
In March 19, 18 despite the position by their political allies.
The in the year that followed the bolsheviks became the only party to participate in the elections of the all Russian Congress of Soviet which became the parliament of the country.
In November 1917 the bolsheviks conducted the elections to the constituent assembly.
In January 19, 18th assembly rejected bolshevik measures and Lenin dismissed the Assembly.
In March 19, 18 despite the position by their political allies.
The in the year that followed the bolsheviks became the only party to participate in the elections of the all Russian Congress of Soviet which became the parliament of the country.
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Lenin was the leader of theBolsheviks. He had returned to Russia in April 1917. ... Lenin promised to bring an end to the war, to give land to peasants, to give workers control of factories, to take control of the banks and to give power to soviets (councils) of workers and soldiers set up throughout Russia.
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