Revolution of 1917

The lectures of the historian Boris Kolonitsky, the memoirs of eyewitnesses, the best studies of the era, children"s drawings and an overview of the main events of 1917. Why did Nicholas II be left without support by February 1917. How the events of February 1917 began and whether they were planned. As the guards were among the rebels and how the events in Petrograd led to the renunciation of Nicholas II. What conflict predetermined the development of Russia in the 20th century.
Boris Kolonitsky.
Doctor of Historical Sciences. The 1917 revolution specialist, professor at the European University in St. Petersburg, leading researcher at the St. Petersburg Institute of History of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The author of the books “Tragic Erotica”: images of the imperial family during the First World War "(2010), “Enigisures and the struggle for power in 1917” (2001)," Interpreting The Russian Revolution: The Language and Symbols of 1917 "(in co -authorship with Orlando Faydes, 1999)