The First Bolshevik Revolt, also known as Red April and the April Coup, was a short lived insurrection by a radical Marxist party in the Russian Empire, led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Josef Stalin in St. Petersburg and Moscow, during the last months of the Second Global War. However, the failed attempt to capture Czar Nicholas II allowed loyal Czarist officers to mount a counter coup, crushing the short lived Soviet Republic of Russia, killing Stalin and arresting Lenin.
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| - First Bolshevik Revolt (French Trafalgar, British Waterloo)
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| - The First Bolshevik Revolt, also known as Red April and the April Coup, was a short lived insurrection by a radical Marxist party in the Russian Empire, led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Josef Stalin in St. Petersburg and Moscow, during the last months of the Second Global War. However, the failed attempt to capture Czar Nicholas II allowed loyal Czarist officers to mount a counter coup, crushing the short lived Soviet Republic of Russia, killing Stalin and arresting Lenin.
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| - The First Bolshevik Revolt, also known as Red April and the April Coup, was a short lived insurrection by a radical Marxist party in the Russian Empire, led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Josef Stalin in St. Petersburg and Moscow, during the last months of the Second Global War. However, the failed attempt to capture Czar Nicholas II allowed loyal Czarist officers to mount a counter coup, crushing the short lived Soviet Republic of Russia, killing Stalin and arresting Lenin.
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