1917: Armenian project of the Russian provisional government

In March 1917, the Russian Empire ceased to exist. Its authorities had tried to take part in facilitating the fate of the population of Western Armenia and had proposed a certain set of measures. The Russian Provisional Government continued this activity no less vigorously, but with a more democratic orientation. The Provisional Government conducted this policy until the very end of its reign. After the Bolsheviks came to power, the situation in the Transcaucasus changed fundamentally.