26 February 1930
Revolution Studies
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
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Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
Kerensky participates in historical analysis during his political career.
Gives lectures across America about the Russian Revolution, democracy and his experiences leading the Provisional Government.
Lectures in America on revolution dictatorship and war.
Speaks about the origins of Bolshevism as the Cold War begins.
Lectures students on the Russian Revolution and exile politics.
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
Revises accounts of his role in 1917.
Kerensky participates in historical analysis during his political career.
Appeals for a future democratic Russia after Soviet rule.
Continues lecturing on 1917 and the Provisional Government.
Works on memoir material about revolution and exile.
Collaborates with historians studying the Russian Revolution.
Writes essays defending the democratic revolution of 1917.
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
His memoirs are published abroad as Khrushchev Remembers despite official Soviet disapproval.
Addresses the American public on television near the conclusion of his summit visit.
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