Russia Dates AOS 1 Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II (Khodynka Field Tragedy)

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14th May 1896

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social democrats split into Mensheviks and bolsheviks

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July-august 1903

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3
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Russo - Japanese war start

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February 1904

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4
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National Congress of Zemstvos

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November 1904

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5
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Dismissal of four Putilov steel workers in St Petersburg sparks widespread industrial unrest

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December 1904

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6
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Bloody Sunday massacre

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9th of Jan 1905

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7
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Russian defeat at the battle of Tsushima

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May 1905

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8
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Potemkin Mutiny

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June 1905

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9
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Treaty of Portsmouth ends Russo-Japanese war

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5th September 1905

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10
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Constitutional democrats formed (Kadets)

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12-18 October 1905

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11
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St Petersburg paralysed by general strikes

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14 October 1905

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12
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October Manifesto

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17 October 1905

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13
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Moscow Soviet Formed

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November 1905

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14
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Moscow uprising suppressed by force

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December 1905

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15
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Resignation of Prime Minister Sergei Witte

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April 1906

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16
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Fundamental Laws passed

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23rd April 1906

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17
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First Duma

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April-July 1906

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18
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Stolypin appointed Prime Minister

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July 1906

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19
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Second Duma

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February-June 1906

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20
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Second Duma dissolved and the passing of new electoral laws

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June 1907

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20
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Third Duma

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November 1907-June 1912

21
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Stolypin assassinated

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1 September 1911

22
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Bolsheviks and Mensheviks officially split

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Lena Goldfields Massacre

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Fourth Duma
November 1912-August 1914
25
Germany declares war on Russia
1 August 1914
26
Tsar Nicholas takes charge of armed forces commander in chief
22 August 1915
27
Rasputin murdered
16 December 1916
28
Brusilov Offensive
4 June - 20 September 1916
29
Tsar dismisses Duma
2 September 1915
30
International Women's Day Marches
23 February 1917
31
Petrograd garrison mutiny; Petrograd soviet formed; Provisional Committee assumes authority
27 February 1917
32
Soviet Order No. 1
1 March 1917
33
Abdication of the Tsar Nicholas II
2nd March 1917
34
Provisional Government formed
2nd March 1917
35
Miliukov's note
April 1917
36
Lenin returns to Russia and presents his April Theses
3 - 4 April 1917
37
June Offensive
18 June - 2 July 1917
38
First Coalition government
5 may 1917
39
July Days
3-6 July 1917
40
Kerensky becomes Prime minister
8 July 1917
41
Second Coalition Government
25 July 1917
42
Moscow State Conference
12 - 15 August 1917
43
Kornilov Affair
19 - 30 August 1917
44
Third Coalition Government; Trotsky becomes chairman of the Petrograd Soviet
25 September 1917
45
Preparliament opens
7 October 1917
46
Bolshevik Central Committee meets
10 October 1917
47
First meeting of the Military Revolutionary Committee (MilRevCom)
16 October 1917
48
Kerensky orders arrest of leading Bolsheviks, closure of Bolshevik newspapers and raising of bridges of central Petrograd
23-24 October 1917
49
Trotsky and Milrevcom troops and Red Guard re-take the city
24 October 1917
50
Storming of the Winter Palace and the Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets
25-26 October 1917