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Who lived in the Winter Palace?
The Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia was home to the Russian monarchs. In 1905 after the events Bloody Sunday the Russian monarch moved to Alexander Palace.
Which country had a revolution in 1917?
Russia
What country won independence from Russia in 1917?
Finland
Which country ended its participation in World War 1 on 1917?
Russia.
A revolution in 1917 forced what nation to leave world war 1?
Russia :)
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