vladimir lenin was the leader of the bolsheviks in 1917 during the november revolution.
vladimir lenin was the leader of the bolsheviks in 1917 during the november revolution.
who was the leader of the bolsheviks in 1917 during the november revolution?
vladimir lenin
on 7 november 1917, the communist bolsheviks took power under their leader vladimir lenin. lenin's new bolshevik government tried to end the war, with a ceasefire being declared on december 15, 1917 along lines agreed in november. at the same time bolsheviks launched a full-scale military offensive against its opponents: ukraine and separatist governments in the don region. during the peace negotiations between soviets and central powers, the germans demanded enormous concessions, eventually resulting in the failure of the long-drawn-out peace negotiations on february 17, 1918. at the same time the central powers concluded a military treaty with ukraine which was losing ground in the fight with invading bolshevik forces. the russian civil war, which started just after november 1917, would tear apart russia for three years. as a result of the events during 1917, many groups opposed to lenin's bolsheviks had formed. with the fall of nicholas ii, many parts of the russian empire took the opportunity to declare their independence, one of which was finland, which did so in december 1917; however, finland too collapsed into a civil war. finland declared itself independent dec. 6th 1917, and this was accepted by lenin a month later.
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the term november revolution may refer to:









































bullet::::- october revolution of 1917, also known as the "great october socialist revolution", "red october" or the "bolshevik revolution", which happened in october according to the julian calendar, but in november according to the gregorian calendar. because of this, it is sometimes called the "november revolution", although modern usage favors "october revolution"









































bullet::::- german revolution of 1918–1919, a politically driven civil conflict in germany at the end of world war i









































bullet::::- velvet revolution, which ended the communist regime in czechoslovakia in november 1989
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