czarist insignia from the city’s bridges and street signs, leaving them shattered in pieces. The expatriates gave chilling accounts of the mobs turning on the authorities, in particular the despised mounted police known as “pharaohs,” whom they beat to death and threw from the rooftops. The official death toll for the February Revolution—so-called because the Julian calendar used in czarist Russia was 13 days behind the Gregorian calendar used in the West—published in Pravda was 1,382 killed and wounded, but the true number was likely considerably higher.

Workers and soldiers parade through the streets of Petrograd after the first Russian Revolution of February 1917. (Credit: Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)

The Americans did not see any parallels between the Russian uprising and their own revolution, but Rappaport says there were clearplanet. As Smiley worked on Mace’s wounds with some stolen spray bandage, he introduced himself as Nick Rostu. Nick was an orphan like Mace, spoke non-broken Basic and knew his way around the city. Mace deduced that Nick spent most of his childhood in Pelek Baw. The red-headed woman went by the name of Chalk and the other two male members were brothers that went by the names of Lesh (the older brother) and Besh. They spoke Korun in the groundcar not realizing that Mace was catching every word and understood the conversation fairly well. What he couldn’t remember from his Korun lessons as a child, The Force helped to fill in the gaps…..