The Sixth of July

A prominent Left Socialist Revolutionary figure at the congress, she embodies the faction’s challenge to Bolshevik hegemony during the July crisis. Her presence underscores the ideological conflict and the stakes of the decision to resist or accept the Brest-Litovsk policy.

A Bolshevik delegate who helps coordinate the defense and responses to the uprising. He represents the party’s organizational resolve and willingness to use force to preserve power.

A member of the Left Socialist Revolutionary faction involved in critical decisions during the crisis. His actions mirror the factional debates that shaped the uprising’s course.

The Bolshevik leader whose speeches and positions influence the congress’s stance on war with Germany. His influence helps steer the party’s approach to the crisis and the prosecution of the uprising.

Head of security who becomes a central figure in enforcing the defense of the city. His role reflects the hardline security response that accompanies revolutionary upheaval.

A Bolshevik official involved in the events and emergency measures. He embodies the party’s active, on-the-ground organization during the crisis.

An early Bolshevik figure who helps drive the party’s response to the uprising. His role illustrates the rapid mobilization and planning that followed the crisis.

A central Bolshevik leader whose decisions shape the party’s coordinated action during the revolt. He represents the executive arm of the revolutionary government.

A key party figure involved in high-level decisions about coping with the uprising and the push toward consolidating power.

An associate of Lenin and a visible presence among revolutionary circles. Her portrayal highlights the involvement of Anna Armand’s circle in shaping ideological and political currents.