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In August of 1917 the Kornilov affair continued to sully the reputation of the provisional government. After the fall of the Tsar
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Chronology of Events: February Rev.-October Rev. In 1917, a very sudden and unexpected revolution ended the Romanov dynasty. It was not planned, nor did any organized political group direct it. On February 22 (March 7, New Style) a large metalworking plant in Putilov closed its doors, forcing many out of work due to a wage dispute. The next day numerous riots broke out due to anti-government sentiments, food shortages, and street demonstrations. Citizens were upset because of a shortage of bread that forced wives to stand in the cold street for hours, many times leaving without having received anything for their efforts. To add to the growing throngs of people, women went to the streets in celebration of Women's Day, which was celebrated by the Socialists. As days passed, more and more people joined the rioters and the government gave orders to the military to stop the dissenters. As the chaos grew,...
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