October Revolution Quotes
Advocating a revolution against the Karenski provisional government: Vladimir Lenin
New York Times Russian correspondent was commenting on the prognosis for the Russian revolution:
Lenin, Uritsky, and other Bolshevik leaders were attacked in 1918. Lenin was wounded but Utrtsky died, and this triggered the attacks on the other Russian factions by the Bolsheviks known as the “Red Terror.”
In 1921 an Paul E. De Mott, an American Quaker famine relief worker in Germany was arrested as a "Bolshevik" and murdered without trial. American correspondents heard about the crime and asked for a statement from the chief American diplomat in Germany.
The “October Revolution” was the Russian Revolution of 1917.
Only 6 years after the Russian Revolution Lenin was already being perceived as an international provocateur and instigator of problems.