Write the effects and inspirations to Indians by the French Revolutions and the Russian Revolution?
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hundred years ago, American journalist John Reed witnessed the momentous events of 1917 in Russia, when Vladimir Lenin’s Bolshevik Party, backed by soldiers and working-class people, seized power to end centuries of czarist rule in Russia. Reed describes the scene in Moscow’s Red Square in his book Ten Days That Shook The World:
“This was the day of the People, the rumour of whose coming was thunderous as surf…
“We forced our way through the dense mass packed near the Kremlin wall, and stood upon one of the dirt-mountains. Already several men were there, among them Muranov, the soldier, who was elected Commandant of Moscow – a tall, simple-looking, beared man with a gentle face.
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