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1. Alexander Kerensky, the only socialist already in the government, made minister of war and navy.
2. Alexander Kerensky was now in danger and was forced to ask the Soviets and the Red Guards to protect Petrograd.
3. Alexander Kerensky was chosen to lead Russia until elections could be held. (Web site)
4. Alexander Kerensky was born in Simbirsk (now Ulyanovsk) on the Volga River into the family of a secondary school principal. (Web site)

Provisional

1. A provisional, non-Communist government under Alexander Kerensky replaced the tsar. (Web site)

Power

1. The leader of this government was Alexander Kerensky, who was eventually forced from power. (Web site)

July 21

1. During one of these Alexander Kerensky, a moderate socialist, became head of the government on July 21. (Web site)

Bolshevik

1. Lenin welcomed these developments and it became clear to Alexander Kerensky that the Bolshevik posed a real threat to his government.

March 1917

1. A democratic socialist government led by Alexander Kerensky replaced the Czar in March 1917. (Web site)

Czar Nicholas

1. A lawyer by trade, Alexander Kerensky was elected to the Duma in 1912 at a time when the rule of Czar Nicholas II was on shaky ground. (Web site)

Russia

1. Alexander Kerensky had escaped from Russia in 1918, fully anticipating a quick downfall of the Bolsheviks, followed by his own return.

Russian Provisional Government

1. March 1917, the Russian Provisional Government, since the previous summer led by Alexander Kerensky, continued the war on the side of the Entente powers. (Web site)
2. The Russian provisional government, led by Alexander Kerensky, pledged to continue fighting the Germans on the Eastern Front.

Alexander Kerensky

1. In Russia, following the revolution in March 1917, a Provisional Government was formed headed by Alexander Kerensky. (Web site)
2. Alexander Kerensky, who held positions in both the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet, felt he needed a trustworthy military leader.

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1. Society > Politics > Government > Provisional Government
2. Czar Nicholas
3. Petrograd Soviet
4. March 1917
5. Bolsheviks
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