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0 Lev Kamenev, Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, and other Bolsheviks meet to discuss the framework of the Bolshevik Initial Decrees (often refered to as the 'Decrees'), which would focus on ending Russian involvement in WW1 (The Decree on Peace), the proliferation of small peasant owned farms partly via the break up of large and wealthy rural estates (The Decree on Land), and the establishment of basic workers rights (such as the implementation of minimum wage and limitations on workers' hours) as well as the transfer of factory leadership to elected workers' committees (The Worker's Decrees); thus full-filling the party slogan of 3eMH MHp Ie6 (Land, Peace, Bread) and helping to cement the legitimacy of Bolshevik rule amongst the Russian people. (1917)

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0 Lev Kamenev, Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, and other Bolsheviks meet to discuss the framework of the Bolshevik Initial Decrees (often refered to as the 'Decrees'), which would focus on ending Russian involvement in WW1 (The Decree on Peace), the proliferation of small peasant owned farms partly via the break up of large and wealthy rural estates (The Decree on Land), and the establishment of basic workers rights (such as the implementation of minimum wage and limitations on workers' hours) as well as the transfer of factory leadership to elected workers' committees (The Worker's Decrees); thus full-filling the party slogan of 3eMH MHp Ie6 (Land, Peace, Bread) and helping to cement the legitimacy of Bolshevik rule amongst the Russian people. (1917)

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