Why did the Russian Revolution suceed and the German Revolution fail? (user search)
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« on: January 24, 2022, 02:07:26 PM »

The short answer is that Germany figured out that allowing parliamentary reform (Bismarck's "Staatssozialismus" social programs) could sate organized labor enough to prevent a communist revolution, which is exactly what happened when the social democrats betrayed the communists. Russia was too little, too late with reforms. The Duma was obviously a sham, the elites were too out-of-touch and too used to crushing dissidents, and their devastated pre-industrial economy couldn't have offered many decent social programs anyway.
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