July Days
Seeks loyal troops to restore order in Petrograd.
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Seeks loyal troops to restore order in Petrograd.
Addresses crowds demanding that the Soviet take power.
Tries to assess whether the movement is premature.
Speaks to workers and soldiers during the crisis.
Struggles to maintain authority as the coalition government weakens.
Maintains contact with armed soldier units.
Helps coordinate demonstrators moving through Petrograd.
Commands loyal troops used against the demonstrations.
Leads Kronstadt sailors into Petrograd.
Acts among the radical sailors during the demonstrations.
Works to keep party communications functioning during the unrest.
Helps maintain party discipline during the street actions.
Protects Chernov from hostile sailors during the crisis.
Intervenes to protect Chernov from enraged demonstrators.
Urges demonstrators not to provoke isolated confrontation.
Supports bringing loyal troops to restore order.
Supports bringing loyal troops into the capital.
Supports attempts to prevent an uncontrolled armed uprising.
Supports the Soviet line against armed demonstrations.
Backs restoration of order under Soviet authority.
Supports repression after loyal troops regain the streets.
Faces accusations that Bolsheviks are serving German interests.
The failed demonstrations force Bolshevik leaders onto the defensive.
The crisis weakens his government and accelerates his resignation.
Kadet pressure contributes to the government crisis around the July Days.
Works within the Provisional Government during the crisis.
Faces government accusations against Bolshevik military activists.
Comes under pressure as the Military Organisation is blamed for the unrest.
Kronstadt sailors are blamed for armed pressure on the Soviet.
Supports the government response against Bolshevik influence.
Defends the movement while opposing reckless confrontation.
Supports punitive measures against armed demonstrators.
Is exposed to arrest as the government moves against Bolsheviks.
Uses the crisis to strengthen his political authority.
Avoids arrest as attacks on Bolshevik offices intensify.
Is among Bolshevik figures threatened by repression.
Helps arrange Lenin's movement to safety.
Works to preserve the party organisation after the crackdown.
Remains in Petrograd as arrests of Bolsheviks begin.
Goes into hiding with Lenin after government pressure increases.
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