Translation of "Kerensky" to Portuguese language:
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| External links An account of Kerensky at Stanford in the 1950s Alexander Kerensky Museum in London The Prelude To Bolshevism The Kornilov Rising (1919) The Catastrophe (1927) | Ligações externas Alexander Kerensky Museum in London The Prelude To Bolshevism The Kornilov Rising (1919) The Catastrophe (1927) |
| Kerensky panicked and turned to the Petrograd Soviet for help, allowing the revolutionaries to organise workers as Red Guards to defend Petrograd. | Kerensky, em pânico, pediu ajuda ao Soviete de Petrogrado, permitindo que os revolucionários organizassem os trabalhadores como Guardas Vermelhos para defender Petrogrado. |
| Aleksandr Kerensky, Grigory Aleksinsky, and other opponents, also accused the Bolsheviks, especially Lenin of being Imperial German agents provocateurs on 17 July, Leon Trotsky defended them In the event, the Provisional Government arrested the Bolsheviks and outlawed their Party, prompting Lenin to go into hiding and flee to Finland. | Aleksandr Kerenski e outros adversários, também acusaram os bolcheviques, especialmente Lenin de ter provocado os agentes do Império Alemão e em 17 de julho, Leon Trotsky defendeu No acontecimento, o Governo Provisório prendeu os bolcheviques e proibiu a sua parte, levando Lenin a fugir para a Finlândia. |
| Imprisonment The Provisional Government formed after the revolution kept Nicholas, Alexandra, and their children confined in their primary residence, the Alexander Palace at Tsarskoye Selo, until they were moved to Tobolsk in Siberia in August 1917, a step by the Kerensky government designed to remove them from the capital and possible harm. | O governo provisório, formado depois da revolução, manteve Nicolau, Alexandra e os seus filhos limitados à sua residência no Palácio de Alexandre em Czarskoe Selo, até serem deslocados para Tobolsk a 1 de agosto de 1917, uma decisão tomada pelo governo de Kerensky com o objectivo de manter a família afastada da capital e do perigo. |