In Kaiserreich timeline, what happened to Russian revolutionaries like Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin etc.
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Stalin is the Minister of Security in Georgia, Trotsky's fate is unknown, and Lenin is dead. Bukharin is the leader of the Bolsheviks and leads Soviet Russia if it forms. There literally a thread one or two below this one that just made on Trotsky, so no point in talking about him here, but basically he has no real power anywhere since he is viewed one of the reasons why the Revolution failed.
Regards,
RF
Stalin is the Minister of Security in Georgia, Trotsky's fate is unknown, and Lenin is dead. Bukharin is the leader of the Bolsheviks and leads Soviet Russia if it forms. There literally a thread one or two below this one that just made on Trotsky, so no point in talking about him here, but basically he has no real power anywhere since he is viewed one of the reasons why the Revolution failed.
Regards,
RF
I unno, in Switzerland I guess.
*shurgs*
I am eventually going to focus on Soviet Russia events since it's fairly dead after Russia is gone... As a start I was going to have the nation divided between Bukharin and someone else. The only problem is that Bukharin was a 'Rightist' in reality but in KR is a Totalist. So any opposition would have to be another Rightest Communist.
*shurgs*
I am eventually going to focus on Soviet Russia events since it's fairly dead after Russia is gone... As a start I was going to have the nation divided between Bukharin and someone else. The only problem is that Bukharin was a 'Rightist' in reality but in KR is a Totalist. So any opposition would have to be another Rightest Communist.
What about Zinoviev, Kamenev, Radek, Rakovsky and Molotov?
Alive, Alive, Alive, Alive, Alive... perhaps? The last one I'm not sure on.
Other fun people who are randomly alive though include Lazar Kaganovich, Fanny Y. Kaplan (no seriously, go load 1948) and a few others.
Actually in the 1917-1918 period IRL he represented "Left-Communist" opposition to Lenin's policies. He moved to the right after Lenin died.
