Kerenskyist Russia Post WW1

Suppose Kerensky holds out against the Bolsheviks and with a more co-operative military goes on to win World war 1, What would it look like?

How would Kerensky react to Nazism and the depression as well as a militaristic Japan?
 
Hnau's No Lenin TLs are really great regarding no Soviet Union although it also lacks a major civil war. However it does deal in part with a democratic post-war Russia.

Nazism will suffer countless butterflies without the Soviet Union floating around, for one the left will be a far stronger oppenent to any far-right force.

A 'White' Russia with Kerensky in charge will probably have a strong military (a few coups and revolt-crushings will be expected) in terms of influence.
 
Hnau's No Lenin TLs are really great regarding no Soviet Union although it also lacks a major civil war. However it does deal in part with a democratic post-war Russia.

Nazism will suffer countless butterflies without the Soviet Union floating around, for one the left will be a far stronger oppenent to any far-right force.

A 'White' Russia with Kerensky in charge will probably have a strong military (a few coups and revolt-crushings will be expected) in terms of influence.

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Kerensky was becoming increasingly dependent on Kornilov by October 1917. However the rank and file of the army were reluctant to get killed. The chances of Russia winning with a demoralised army were nil but pressure might have been taken off the Western front. I suspect a Kernesky Russia would be a bit like Weimar Germany and become unstable and ungovernable and a miltary dictator would move in rather than a nazi party maybe Denikin or Kolchak.

The only other alternative would be exit from the war and government by the social revolutionaries however the Germans would mount maximum pressure to achieve a settlement along the lines of Brest Litovsk. Another option might have been that the Bolsheviks decided to ignore Lenin and support the provisional government as the Bolsheviks in Petrograd such as Stalin and Zinoviev argued and been sidelined. Lenin was a voice in the wilderness when he arrived by courtesy of Germany
 
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