(very hard) (lots of points) on the first day . . , few russians knew that yeltsin was resisting. . [yeltsin] sent faxes to borovoy’s office. . brokers copied them and spread leaflets. . citizens . . threw up barricades as tanks took positions. . "the [secret police] came to arrest the xerox machines," borovoy said, "but we had already taken them to a safer place." —mike edwards, "russia: playing by new rules," national geographic, march 1993 what key event in russian history is described in this quotation? a. the russian revolution c. the attempted coup against gorbachev b. russification d. bloody sunday