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For our revolutionaries The Great War
brought a brief cessation in revolutionary activity as governments around the
world worked to round up aliens and potential revolutionaries. This meant that Bukharin was sent to prison
in Austria, before escaping to Switzerland to continue his émigré activities. Stalin, on the other hand, wasn’t as lucky,
after his return to St. Petersburg, he was sent into exile to Russia’s favorite
place for political exiles-Siberia.
But the revolutionaries’ void was filled
by one, which would make Russia bleed for years to come. It was filled by that of anarchy.
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