Russian Provisional Government

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The Russian Provisional Government was the short-lived transitional authority that ruled Russia after the February Revolution of 1917, attempting to establish a liberal democracy before being overthrown by the Bolsheviks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government of Russia
provisional government
transitional authority
aimedTo establish liberal democracy in Russia
alsoKnownAs Russian Provisional Government
surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
capital Tsentralny District of Saint Petersburg
surface form: Petrograd
coexistedWith Petrograd Soviet
country Russia
dissolvedBy Bolshevik seizure of power
Russian Revolution
surface form: October Revolution
endTime 1917-11-07
executiveBody Council of Ministers
firstHeadOfGovernment Georgy Lvov
followed Russian Empire
formedAfter Russian Revolution
surface form: February Revolution

abdication of Nicholas II
governmentType provisional liberal coalition
headOfGovernment Alexander Kerensky
Georgy Lvov
historicalPeriod Russian Revolution
surface form: Russian Revolution of 1917
includedParty Constitutional Democratic Party
Mensheviks
Socialist Revolutionary Party
issued declaration of civil liberties
keyEvent April Crisis of 1917
July Days
Kornilov Affair
language Russian
lastHeadOfGovernment Alexander Kerensky
legalForm coalition government
legislativeBody none (ruled by decree)
opposedBy Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolsheviks

Petrograd Soviet
radical socialists
organized elections to the Russian Constituent Assembly
partOf World War I home front in the Russian Empire
policy amnesty for political prisoners
preparation for Constituent Assembly elections
politicalIdeology constitutional democracy
liberalism
republicanism
positionOnWorldWarI continued participation in World War I
recognizedBy Allied Powers of World War I
surface form: Allied Powers
replacedBy Council of People's Commissars
surface form: Bolshevik government

Council of People's Commissars
significantPlace Tauride Palace
startTime 1917-03-15
supportedBy Constitutional Democratic Party
liberals

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House of Romanov deposedBy Russian Provisional Government
Russian Empire followedBy Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
Russian Provisional Government alsoKnownAs Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Russian SFSR predecessor Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
Russian Revolution opposedTo Russian Provisional Government
Vladimir Lenin opposed Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) overthrew Russian Provisional Government
Council of People's Commissars precededBy Russian Provisional Government
guberniyas (governorates) usedIn Russian Provisional Government
subject surface form: guberniya
this entity surface form: Russian Republic (1917)
October: Ten Days That Shook the World portrays Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government
October: Ten Days That Shook the World portraysOrganization Russian Provisional Government
Kolchak government claimsToBe Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: All-Russian Government
Kolchak government precededBy Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional All-Russian Government
Siberian Army follows Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional All-Russian Government
Council of Ministers country Russian Provisional Government
Council of Ministers partOf Russian Provisional Government
Council of Ministers legislativeBody Russian Provisional Government
Council of Ministers parentOrganization Russian Provisional Government
Council of Ministers jurisdiction Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
Council of Ministers subordinateTo Russian Provisional Government
Council of Ministers alsoKnownAs Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Cabinet of the Russian Provisional Government
July Days hasCountry Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
July Days hasParticipant Russian Provisional Government
Mensheviks supported Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Kornilov Affair location Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
Kornilov Affair hasParticipant Russian Provisional Government
Kornilov Affair opponent Russian Provisional Government
Tauride Palace usedBy Russian Provisional Government
Tauride Palace housed Russian Provisional Government
Constitutional Democratic Party influenced Russian Provisional Government
Storming of the Winter Palace hasParticipant Russian Provisional Government
Storming of the Winter Palace country Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russian Republic
Petrograd Soviet opposedTo Russian Provisional Government
Socialist Revolutionary Party participatedIn Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
April Crisis of 1917 mainSubject Russian Provisional Government
April Crisis of 1917 participant Russian Provisional Government
April Theses opposed Russian Provisional Government
History of the Russian Revolution subject Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Czechoslovak Legion supportedBy Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Russia (Provisional Government)
Lavr Kornilov opponent Russian Provisional Government
Georgy Lvov headOfGovernment Russian Provisional Government
Alexander Kerensky movement Russian Provisional Government
Imperial Court of Russia abolishedBy Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
abdication of Nicholas II participant Russian Provisional Government
subject surface form: Abdication of Nicholas II
Aleksey Brusilov allegiance Russian Provisional Government
Red Guards opposedTo Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Holy Passion-Bearer Tsar Nicholas succeededBy Russian Provisional Government
Trubetskoy Bastion Prison operator Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government of Russia
Trubetskoy Bastion Prison usedByRegime Russian Provisional Government
this entity surface form: Provisional Government
Russian Empire and Ottoman Empire followedBy Russian Provisional Government
subject surface form: Russian Empire
this entity surface form: Russian Republic