Ten Days That Shook the World · Character
Vladimir Purishkevich
Right-wing monarchist politician and conspirator against the Bolsheviks.
minor
Also known as Purishkevitch
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Vladimir Purishkevich shows up with force in Appendix to Chapter XI. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Authored a letter to Kaledin describing counterrevolutionary organizing in Petrograd; later tried by Revolutionary Tribunal.
Vladimir Purishkevich first appears in 0011 i background.
In Appendix to Chapter XI: Authored a letter to Kaledin describing counterrevolutionary organizing in Petrograd; later tried by Revolutionary Tribunal.
Later, in Purishkevitch's Letter to Kaledin: Author of the letter to Kaledin, leader of a counterrevolutionary organization in Petrograd.
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- Diverse Revolutionary Participants
- Provisional Government and Counter-Revolutionaries
- Anti-Bolshevik and Bolshevik Leaders
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- Closing
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