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Kerensky Defeated
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Kerensky knew he was beaten, the Bolsheviks had out-flanked him,
they controlled the Workers' Soviet, the sailors and soldiers listened to them.
Could his government last much longer? His chance of surviving was slim.
Trotsky and Lenin defied him, laying their plans for a final mayhem.
they controlled the Workers' Soviet, the sailors and soldiers listened to them.
Could he expose these communist traitors? They took funds from Berlin.
Trotsky and Lenin defied him, laying their plans for the final mayhem.
The Americans offered him transport. Only they were ready to save his skin
Could he expose these communist traitors? They took funds from Berlin.
Could his government last much longer? His chance of surviving was slim.
The Americans offered him transport. Only they could save his skin.
Kerensky knew he was beaten, the Bolsheviks had out-flanked him.
they controlled the Workers' Soviet, the sailors and soldiers listened to them.
Could his government last much longer? His chance of surviving was slim.
Trotsky and Lenin defied him, laying their plans for a final mayhem.
they controlled the Workers' Soviet, the sailors and soldiers listened to them.
Could he expose these communist traitors? They took funds from Berlin.
Trotsky and Lenin defied him, laying their plans for the final mayhem.
The Americans offered him transport. Only they were ready to save his skin
Could he expose these communist traitors? They took funds from Berlin.
Could his government last much longer? His chance of surviving was slim.
The Americans offered him transport. Only they could save his skin.
Kerensky knew he was beaten, the Bolsheviks had out-flanked him.
Another in the series of Postcard From A Revolution, dealing with the most momentous of the twentieth century revolutions, that broke out in Petrograd in the early part of 1917.
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And he would survive, living in New York City, until the late 1960s.