FTP, identify this man, who in 1917, had a brief role as leader of Russia's provisional government.
He lamented his nation's dismal human rights record in Crucifixion of Liberty, and offered a firsthand account of its rise in The Catastrophe. Editing a newspaper entitled Days kept him preoccupied during his time in Paris, where he ended up taking residence after his supporters' defeat at Pulkova. He came to prominence for his role in exposing the spy Roman Malinovsky and later pushed agendas of universal suffrage and increased freedom of speech after being named Minister of Justice. Also becoming Minister of War, he ascended to power after the resignation of Georgy Lvov and fended off a coup attempt by Lavr Kornilov before being himself toppled in the October Revolution. FTP, identify this man, who in 1917, had a brief role as leader of Russia's provisional government.
He lamented his nation's dismal human rights record in Crucifixion of Liberty, and offered a firsthand account of its rise in The Catastrophe.
Alexander {Kerensky}