Central Revolutionary Committee

The Central Revolutionary Committee refers to a governing body or organization that was established in some countries during revolutionary movements, primarily in the context of socialist or communist revolutions. Its purpose is to coordinate and direct political activities, implement revolutionary policies, and oversee the transition from old governance to a new system. Historically, such committees emerged in places like Russia after the October Revolution of 1917, serving as the leadership structure for new regimes in their early stages. They often played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape and enforcing revolutionary ideology.