The Russian Revolution
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Now the talk was of an overturn im- mediately after the war.
The court circle was not ignorant of what was being said for the spies kept them fully informed. In conversation with a journalist two months be- fore the outbreak of the revolution, the Minister of the Interior, Protopopov, a protege of Rasputin, said that he was aware of the revolutionary propa- ganda and that he was ready to face any attempt that might be made to overthrow the government. " I will not stop at anything, " he remarke...d, . . . " the first thing that I shall do is to send them [rev- olutionaries] from the capital by the car loads. But I will strangle the revolution no matter what the cost may be. " ^ He had no doubt that he could handle the situation and he inspired those about him with the same confidence, particularly the Emperor whom he assured that the discontent was confined chiefly to the intelligentsia and to a small 1 Novoe Vremia, March 19-April 1, 1917.
60 THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION number of the gentry, and that the common people and the army were devoted to the autocracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the talk was of an overturn im- mediately after the war.
The court circle was not ignorant of what was being said for the spies kept them fully informed. In conversation with a journalist two months be- fore the outbreak of the revolution, the Minister of the Interior, Protopopov, a protege of Rasputin, said that he was aware of the revolutionary propa- ganda and that he was ready to face any attempt that might be made to overthrow the government. " I will not stop at anything, " he remarke...d, . . . " the first thing that I shall do is to send them [rev- olutionaries] from the capital by the car loads. But I will strangle the revolution no matter what the cost may be. " ^ He had no doubt that he could handle the situation and he inspired those about him with the same confidence, particularly the Emperor whom he assured that the discontent was confined chiefly to the intelligentsia and to a small 1 Novoe Vremia, March 19-April 1, 1917.
60 THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION number of the gentry, and that the common people and the army were devoted to the autocracy.
What to read after The Russian Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Petrunkevitch to read onlineMoreLess
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