Kornilov revolt Flashcards

1
Q

What happened in July 1917,

A

Kerensky made Kornilov head of the army in order to improve army discipline

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What did Kornilov and Kerensky agree on

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More soldiers were needed in Petrograd

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What did Kerensky see as a threat to the provisional government?

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Kornilov deciding that Russia needed military rule

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4
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What did Kornilov do on 24 August

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Sent troops to Petrograd with orders to shut down the Petrograd soviet

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What did Kerensky do in reply of Kornilovs actions on the 24th of August

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Kerensky allowed the Bolshevick supporters to defend Petrograd from Kornilovs troops.
These supporters were named the Red Guard

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What happened at the same time as Kornilovs attack on Petrograd

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Railway workers had blocked Kornilov’s route to Petrograd and Bolshevicks met the troops and convinced them not to attack

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What was the Significance of the Kornilov Revolt

Pt1

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  • Kornilov revolt increased the popularity and influence of the Bolsheviks which then weakened the Provisional government even further
  • Kerensky’s plan to act as the saviour of Petrograd backfired as the people saw the Red Guards as their saviours
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What was the Significance of the Kornilov Revolt

Pt2

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  • Any trust soldiers had for their officers was lost altogether.
  • On august 31, The bolsheviks won the most seats in the Petrograd Soviet election
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