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  • Eseja 'The Russian Revolution Was a Major Event in World History', 1.
  • Eseja 'The Russian Revolution Was a Major Event in World History', 2.
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1.The Russian Revolution was a major event in world history
a.Discuss one political occurrence and one social cause of the Revolution.
b.Discuss Lenin's role in the Russian Revolution
c.Discuss how Stalin influenced the Russian revolution
The differences between Lenin and the Mensheviks became sharper in the Revolution of 1905 and its aftermath, when Lenin moved to a distinctly original view on two issues: class alignments in the revolution and the character of the post-revolutionary regime.
The outbreak of the revolution, in January 1905, found Lenin abroad in Switzerland, and he did not return to Russia until November. Immediately Lenin set down a novel strategy. Both wings of the RSDWP, Bolshevik and Menshevik, adhered to Plekhanov's view of the revolution in two stages: first, a bourgeois revolution; second, a proletarian revolution (see above). But the Mensheviks argued that the bourgeois revolution must be led by the bourgeoisie, with whom the proletariat must ally itself in order to make the democratic revolution. …

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