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2 days ago · The Provisional Government, led by Socialist Revolutionary Party politician Alexander Kerensky, was unable to solve the most pressing issues of the country, most importantly to end the war with the Central Powers.
4 days ago · In this video, we delve into the life and leadership of Alexander Kerensky, the Prime Minister of Russia during the critical months between the fall of the R...
3 days ago · Led by Prince Lvov, the Provisional Government contained just one socialist, the Minister of Justice, Alexander Kerensky. It saw itself as a wartime government of national confidence and salvation, above class or party interests, whose purpose was to see the country through to the ending of the war and the election of a Constituent ...
1 day ago · Premier Alexander Kerensky turned to the Petrograd Soviet, including its Bolshevik members, for help, allowing the revolutionaries to organise workers as Red Guards to defend the city. The coup petered out before it reached Petrograd, but the events had allowed the Bolsheviks to return to the open political arena. [ 144 ]
3 days ago · How did the war effort go under Alexander Kerensky? The war effort was incredibly ineffective especially because the government had lost the trust and obedience of their soldiers who no longer wished to continue the war. There were also many agitators and anarchists who were against the continuation of the war.
2 days ago · After the July Crisis Kerensky was hailed as the man to reunite the country and halt the drift towards civil war. He was the only major politician who had a base of popular support yet who was also broadly acceptable to the military leaders and the bourgeoisie.
5 days ago · Led by Prince Lvov, the Provisional Government contained just one socialist, the Minister of Justice, Alexander Kerensky. Read more...
