The Conference,
caught between opposition to the Provisional Government’s land policy (or lack
of one) and its distaste for the Bolshevik solution (i.e., nationalization),
selects a Social Revolutionary executive committee and president.
In the meantime,
the district land committees passed increasingly under the control of the
peasantry, and were increasingly able to exercise control over the use of the
land. This happened mostly peacefully, accompanied by a shift in the
countryside to alignment with the Bolsheviks.
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