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Revolutionaries protesting in February 1917

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Russian troops awaiting German attack in trenches

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Soldiers blocking Narva gate on bloody sunday

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The Petrograd Soviet Assembly meeting in 1917

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Part of WW1 and the Revolutions of 1917-23
Bolshevik forces marching on red square

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Russian soldiers marching in Petrograd in February 1917

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- By starving the peasants and killing them because they couldn't be trusted

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-a man had been aressted and sentenced to be shot with confiscation of property

-after her husband was aressted she was expelled from the kolkhoz

-why wouldnt they give her the benifit of having children

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-men were buried dead or alive

-corpses were piled like bales of straw

why did they but people who were alive in the hole

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in the north children of those exiled are beginning to die by the dozens.

childrens corpes are taken to the cemetary withought coffins just in boxes by threes and fours

why are all these children dying?

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-Theres mass aressts and deportations

-People who didn't commit crimes got penalized too

-Why was the soviet law such a strict law

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-they ate dogs

-there are hundreds of people in Petrovo bloated with hunger

Why did they fight over horse manure?

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-the death toll from the famine in Ukraine has been estimated between 6-7mil

-"before they died, people often lost their senses and ceased to be human beings?"

why did they think that causing a famine would fix things in the society?