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This royal family ruled for over 300 years before being overthrown in 1917, ending with Tsar Nicholas II's abdication.
In October 1917, armed workers and soldiers stormed this former royal residence in Petrograd, seizing power from the Provisional Government.
Tsar Nicholas II's unpopular decision to continue fighting in this devastating global conflict helped fuel revolutionary sentiment among soldiers and civilians.
After the Tsar's abdication, this lawyer and socialist led the Provisional Government, but proved unable to maintain power against the rising tide.
The violent civil war following the October coup pitted the communist Red Army against this collectively-named opposition force.
This revolutionary leader returned from exile in Switzerland in 1917, traveling through Germany in a famous sealed railway car.
This 1905 massacre, where tsarist troops fired on peaceful petitioners at the palace, became known as a day with a somber color in its name.
In July 1918, the former Tsar and his entire family were executed in the basement of a house in this Ural Mountains city.