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The following details of The revutf-
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70 Source usually well informed GA
Russian affairs,
tI.he soldiers refused to act against
the crowd which started trouble when
Lat heard 81 the ulttse issued by Esn-
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met to discuss the food situation was
partly transformed into b provisional
government under the presidency of
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