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Russian Revolution-1917

I got a close up of the Bolsheviks revolt in the Winter Palace, this is not revolt I fear this will change Russia forever because, this s the last building that will fight for the way order and government works I fear this is the last time I will be coming to Russia.

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Lenin and Stalin during the October Revolution

Russian Revolution

THE ‘TEN DAYS that Shook the World’—to repeat the title of John Reed’s gripping account of the October Revolution—also changed India. Jawaharlal Nehru’s admiration for the Soviet Union as “A New Civilisation” (without the question mark that Sidney and Beatrice Webb used to start with) shaped official India’s economic thinking even before PC Mahalanobis was … Continue reading "The Echo of the Russian Revolution in India"

The Soviet propaganda graphics that shaped the Russian Revolution | Propaganda today may come in a much more subtle and insidious form, but once not too long ago, nationalistic messages were sent out to the public loud and clear. The eye-catching graphic design of early 20th-century Soviet propaganda is an especially memorable example, and currently in the spotlight at The Wolfsonian – Florida International University #propaganda #art #design #soviet

"On the Rim of the Volcano", by Keith Rocco. This painting depicts the fighting at the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee, on November 30, 1864, beneath the angle near the Carter cotton gin.

On the centennial of the start of the Russian Revolution, explore about the tumultuous events of 1917 as witnessed by Americans and other expatriates living in the capital