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In post-World War I Russia, who were the soviets? What did the soviets represent?

What was the relationship of the soviets to the provisional Russian government?

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In post-World War I Russia, who were the soviets? What did the soviets represent?

What was the relationship of the soviets to the provisional Russian government?

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The Soviets were political organizations and governmental bodies of the late Russian empire.

The petrogad Soviets represent the second government and most of the deputies that were revolutionary members.

The Soviets represent the autonomous workers movement and the evolve from the Russian workers union.

The Soviets were governmental bodies who were the majority of the Russian revolutions.

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4.

In post-World War I Russia, who were the soviets? What did the soviets represent?

What was the relationship of the soviets to the provisional Russian government?

(soviets)

The McGraw-Hill