Ten Days That Shook the World · Character
Mr. A. J. Sack
American correspondent covering the revolution.
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Also known as Mr. A. J. Sack
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Author of 'The Birth of the Russian Democracy'; cited as an apologist who suggests Kerensky knew about the movement of detachments toward Petrograd.
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Character groups
- Diverse Revolutionary Participants
- Provisional Government and Counter-Revolutionaries
- Protagonist
- Bolshevik and Menshevik Figures
- Anti-Bolshevik and Bolshevik Leaders
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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