In 1917, marked Vladimir Lenin's first day of return in Tsarist Russia from exile after his secret arrival at Finland Railway Station the day before, marking the beginning of Bolshevik leadership in the Russian Revolution. The European monarchies had been attempting to strangle democracy in Russia, and had become increasingly desperate. Lenin's trip in a sealed train was financed by the German Government in an attempt by the House of Hohenzollern to agitate. It failed, and the Second Revolution Revolution ended in chaos and confusion as Russian Prime Minister Alexander Kerensky skilfully guided Russian into the 1920s.
In 1917 marked Vladimir Lenin's first day of return in Tsarist Russia from exile after his secret arrival at Finland Railway Station the day before, marking the beginning of Bolshevik leadership in the Russian Revolution. The European monarchies had been attempting to strangle democracy in Russia, and had become increasingly desperate. Lenin's trip in a sealed train was financed by the German Government in an attempt by the House of Hohenzollern to agitate. It failed, and the Second Revolution Revolution ended in chaos and confusion as Russian Prime Minister Alexander Kerensky skilfully guided Russian into the 1920s.
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In 1917 marked Vladimir Lenin's first day of return in Tsarist Russia from exile after his secret arrival at Finland Railway Station the day before, marking the beginning of Bolshevik leadership in the Russian Revolution. The European monarchies had been attempting to strangle democracy in Russia, and had become increasingly desperate. Lenin's trip in a sealed train was financed by the German Government in an attempt by the House of Hohenzollern to agitate. It failed, and the Second Revolution Revolution ended in chaos and confusion as Russian Prime Minister Alexander Kerensky skilfully guided Russian into the 1920s.
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