108 years ago today, March 15, 1917 (February 22, 1917 in the lunar calendar), Russia established a provisional government. During the turbulent days between the February and October Revolutions, a mass rally in Petrograd was dispersed by provisional government troops. On March 15, 1917, the Russian Provisional Government was established. The big landlord Livov served as chairman of the interim government, Milyukov, leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party, served as foreign minister, and Guchkov, leader of the October Party, served as minister of the Army and Navy. The February Revolution broke out in Russia in 1917, overthrowing the tsarist autocratic rule. The workers and soldiers of Petrograd established their own revolutionary regime, the Soviets. In the Soviet leadership, Mensheviks and Socialist Revolutionaries held the majority. They believed that the proletariat was unable to hold power. So let the bourgeoisie organize the government. The provisional government implemented bourgeois reactionary policies, continued to wage the criminal imperialist war, suppressed the revolutionary movement of the domestic people, and then created the bloodshed in July and seized all political power. After the bloodshed in July, Kerensky, a Social-Revolutionary Party, replaced Lyov as Prime Minister of the interim government and launched an even more frenzied attack on the revolutionary people. The October Socialist Revolution overthrew the reactionary interim government. It only existed for eight months. Demonstrators in front of St. Isaac's Church in Petrograd