July Days
Then came the July Days, where demonstators marched through cities chanting 'Peace, Bread and Land', and 'All Power to the Soviet' - Bolshevik slogans.
The July Days also didn't work out too well - they lacked leadership, and proved a major setback to the Bolsheviks. The Bolsheviks were blamed, and they went into hiding. Lenin was labelled as a German spy by Kerensky, due to his previous return to Russia on a German train with German funding. (Lenin's April Theses <- make sure you know what that is!!!).
The aftermath was an empire on the verge of chaos.
Peasants were seizing land for themselves, industrial production was failing and soldiers were deserting their duties.
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