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Alexander Kerensky, the head of the Provisional Government, ordered the arrest of [[Vladimir Lenin]] and the other leading Bolsheviks, accusing them of inciting revolt with German financial backing. Lenin successfully fled the country and went into hiding in [[Finland]], but many others were arrested, including [[Leon Trotsky]] and Lunacharskii who were apprehended on July 22.
Alexander Kerensky, the head of the Provisional Government, ordered the arrest of [[Vladimir Lenin]] and the other leading Bolsheviks, accusing them of inciting revolt with German financial backing. Lenin successfully fled the country and went into hiding in [[Finland]], but many others were arrested, including [[Leon Trotsky]] and Lunacharskii who were apprehended on July 22.
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[[category:Russian History]]
[[Category:Soviet Union]]