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Alexander Fyodorovich Kerensky, a Russian lawyer and revolutionary, served as the head of both the Russian Provisional Government and the short-lived Russian Republic. He joined the newly established provisional government in 1917 after the February Revolution, first serving as Minister of Justice, then Minister of War, and finally, in July, as the second Minister-Chairman of the government. He served as the head of the Socialist Revolutionary Party's Trudovik social-democratic wing. In addition, Kerensky had the powerful role of vice-chairman of the Petrograd Soviet. When Kerensky was appointed prime minister of the Provisional Government, World War I occupied all of his time.Kerensky decided to keep Russia in the war despite widespread opposition. In 1917, his administration repressed opposition and anti-war sentiment, which only increased public disapproval of his rule.To know more about the 'Russian' related questionsvisit- https://brainly.com/question/9695945#SPJ9
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