The Russian Question remains one that continues to puzzle historians by means of how and why the Communist regime was able to be spawned; whether it was the realization of individual aspirations or the mere acknowledgment of an already crumbling imperialist structure, through self inflicted wounds- however one attribute which is universally shared is that the Russian people sought a rejuvenation or redevelopment of both materialist ideals and social emancipation- thus turning its back on …
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