Why was the provisional government of Kerenskii overthrown by the Bolsheviks?
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1️⃣ Kerensky Provisional government could not keep up to the expectations of the Russians. They faced severe criticisms from the Bolsheviks
2️⃣In October 1917, the socialists under Lenin staged an uprising because he could realise that the Provisional Government would impose dictatorship as their disagreement with the Bolsheviks increased.
3️⃣He united Bolshevik supporters from the army, factories and soviets together. Lenin along with Leon
Trotsky decided to seize power
4️⃣ On 24th October, 1917, getting a hint of the forthcoming revolution, Prime Minister Kerensky left the capital and imposed a clamp down on Bolshevik establishments.
5️⃣ Two pro-Bolshevik newspapers were taken over by the government, and troops were sent to guard the Winter Palace.
6️⃣But Bolsheviks gave a severe retaliation by shelling the Winter Palace and other military stations. They took control over the government offices and establishments. By the end of the day, the city had fallen into the hands of the Bolsheviks and the ministers had surrendered.
This brought the end of the Kerensky Provisional Government in Russia.
2️⃣In October 1917, the socialists under Lenin staged an uprising because he could realise that the Provisional Government would impose dictatorship as their disagreement with the Bolsheviks increased.
3️⃣He united Bolshevik supporters from the army, factories and soviets together. Lenin along with Leon
Trotsky decided to seize power
4️⃣ On 24th October, 1917, getting a hint of the forthcoming revolution, Prime Minister Kerensky left the capital and imposed a clamp down on Bolshevik establishments.
5️⃣ Two pro-Bolshevik newspapers were taken over by the government, and troops were sent to guard the Winter Palace.
6️⃣But Bolsheviks gave a severe retaliation by shelling the Winter Palace and other military stations. They took control over the government offices and establishments. By the end of the day, the city had fallen into the hands of the Bolsheviks and the ministers had surrendered.
This brought the end of the Kerensky Provisional Government in Russia.
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There was severe conflict between Kerenskii's provisional government and the Bolsheviks. Lenin feared that Kerenskii would set up a dictatorship. In September, he began discussions for an uprising against the government.
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