July Days
Challenges the accusation that Bolshevik leaders are German agents.
July Days
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Stays hidden after the failure of the demonstrations.
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Takes part in efforts to keep the Bolshevik organisation intact.
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Remains underground as the Bolshevik Party retreats tactically.
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Helps stabilise party structures during the reaction.
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Supports continued coalition rule after the street crisis.
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Argues that Bolshevik influence must be checked.
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Left Socialist Revolutionaries watch the crisis reshape revolutionary politics.
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The Military Organisation is forced onto the defensive after the crackdown.
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Bolshevik military networks are disrupted by government pressure.
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Kronstadt radicalism is blamed for the armed character of the protests.
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Sailor activists face intensified scrutiny after the demonstrations.
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Is increasingly targeted by the authorities after defending Lenin.
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Machine-gunners and radical activists prepare demonstrations demanding Soviet power.
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Demonstrations begin among soldiers of the First Machine-Gun Regiment.
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The July Days begin as soldiers and workers protest against the Provisional Government.
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Workers and soldiers demand Soviet power as disorder spreads through Petrograd.
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Workers and soldiers demand Soviet power as Trotsky supports restraint.
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Anti-government demonstrations also spread beyond Petrograd to Moscow and other cities.
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Bolsheviks try to give the mass movement a more organised and peaceful direction.
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Government troops fire on demonstrators and the Soviet supports punitive measures.
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The Bolshevik Military Organisation helps organise the armed demonstration.
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The Central Committee tries to restrain the developing street movement.
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Workers and soldiers march under the slogan All Power to the Soviets.
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Bolshevik leaders reverse course and support the mass demonstrations.
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