should russian citizens celebrate the russian revolution?

Question

essay

Answer 1

It could of been a happy time but unfortunately that is about the time that communism rose up....so my answer is no..


PeaCe!

Answer 2

NO,

it was because Joseph Stalin (birth-name Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili) after Vladimir Lenin's (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov was his birth-name) warped and destroyed what Karl Marx (Karl Heinrich Marx) and Friedrich Engels had envisioned communism to be. Joseph Stalin did not hesitate killing anybody and anyone to stay in power. He did not negotiate the release of his son when he was captured by the Germans at the infamous German-Soviet battle lines aka the Russian front. His son died as a prisoner of war.

He should had been tortured and allowed slowly.

They are no longer a communist nation ,BUT President Vladimir V Putin was a former KGB colonel and is corrupt. He caters to rich Russians and forgets the poor ones.

My answer does not meet the essay criteria.

Answer 3

I don't plan to write an essay on the topic, but while Russian people have a right to celebrate whatever they want in their own history, the Russian Revolution was not something that would seem to be something to celebrate.

(Any chance you mean the more recent changes in the Soviet Union? That would be something they should celebrate.)

Answer 4

yup, its part of thier history, the revolution has affected russia's history in the past and too the present day for the better, if it wasn't for the revolution russia would be a third world country now whose leader would be influenced by certain forghn powers. a revolution is the best thing that can happen to any country,long live the masses!!!! people power!!! NOW THATS WOT I CALL REAL FREEDOM!

Answer 5

i think they should celebrate it to simply remember all the millions of people where were tortured and murdered because of one crazy leader.. and people think WE torture prisoners..