The Russian Revolution has been one of the most important precedents in the history of the 20th century. During the First World War, Russian society was immersed in immense pressure, giving way to the revolution that would end the autocracy of Tsarism. After a fleeting liberal experience, in November 1917 the first communist revolution in history triumphed. Lenin commanded the new Soviet state with a heavy hand through a time that was characterized by the horror and calamities suffered by the inhabitants of that country. War conflicts such as the First World War, the Revolution and the Civil War They had an important impact on the Russian social fabric.
This event is divided into two phases. The first of them was the revolution in which the tsarist government was overthrown and a temporary government was established, and the second part was a revolution in which this temporary government was eliminated to later give way to a communist government. It should be noted that the Russian revolution had a large number of internal struggles and discrepancies and gave way to consequences that were expected by the population.
One of the main causes for the social explosion to start was the discontent that the population had with Tsar Nicholas II, who maintained a despotic government and lived with luxuries of all kinds, at the same time that the people of Russia were starving and dying. he was without resources because of the continuous losing battles. Another factor was the oppression that the lower classes suffered and that contrasted with the enormous power maintained by some feudal lords, who even at that time maintained the dominion of large lands that were worked by the peasant sector.
The first revolution took place in February 1917. During the ensuing disaster, Tsar Nicholas II realized that he did not have sufficient military power to stop the revolution and observed that his only solution was to leave power.. At this point, a provisional government assumed control of the state
