- decrees on land and the press - Sovnarkom and Central Executive Committee formed

- Milrevcom troops gain grain control in Moscow - Declaration of the Rights of the People of Russia decree

Russian consequences dates Flashcards by Megan Anderson

October 27 1917

decrees on land and the press

- Sovnarkom and Central Executive Committee formed

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31 October 1917

fighting in Moscow between Milrevcom and pro-PG forces

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2 November 1917

Milrevcom troops gain grain control in Moscow

- Declaration of the Rights of the People of Russia decree

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10 November 1917

formal ranks and titles abolished

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12 November 1917

elections for constituent assembly begin

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14 November 1917

state bank refuses to hand money to government

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22 November 1917

criminal justice system replaced by people’s courts

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28 November 1917

Kadets banned and leaders arrested

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December 2 1917

ceasefire with Germany

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5 December 1917

decree on marriage

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7 December 1917

Cheka created

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9-10 December 1917

left SRs enter Sovnarkom

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14 December 1917

banks nationalised

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16 December 1917

formal ranks and saluting abolished in armed forces

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1 January 1918

assassination attempt on Lenin

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5 January 1918

constituent assembly opens

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6 January 1918

constituent assembly dissolved by government

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8 January 1918

this all-russian soviet congress declares ‘soviet republic’

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21 January 1918

foreign debts cancelled

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23 January 1918

decree on separation and church and state

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28 January 1918

ukraine declares independence and this is not recognised

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1 feb 1918

Gregorian calendar introduced

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18 feb 1918

fighting with Germany resumes after stalled talks in Brest-Livosk

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3 march 1918

Brest-Livosk signed by Sovnarkom

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8 march 1918

bolshevik SDs change name to communist party

10 march 1918

Russian capital moved to Moscow

15 march

left SRs withdraw from Sovnarkom

April 1918

formal recognition of state capitalism

23 feb 1918

Red Army founds

22 may 1918

Czech Legion overthrows soviets along trans-siberian

8 June 1918

formation of SR-dominated komuch

11 June 1918

formation of committees of poor

14 June 1918

rights SRs and Mensheviks expelled from soviets

28 June 1918

war communism begins

July 1918

class based rationing begins

5-6 July 1918

SR uprising, von Mirbach assassinated

9 July 1918

left SRs expelled from soviets

17 July 1918

tsar and family executed

19 July 1918

constitution ratified by fifth congress of soviets

2-4 august 1918

American and British troops land at Vladivostok

30 august 1918

Petrograd Cheka chief assasinated, Kaplan wounds Lenin

5 septemer 1918

decree on red terror

23 September 1918

kombucha becomes provincial all-russian government

11 November 1918

armistice between central powers and allies

13 November 1918

soviets renege treaty of Brest-livosk

18 November 1918

kolchak overthrows provincial all-russian government

21 November 1918

private trade banned

30 November 1918

ban on Mensheviks lifted

2 December 1918

committees of poor dissolved

January 1919

- decossakisation begins | - grain requisitioning begins

feb 1919

ban on SRs lifted

4 march 1919

kolchak's campaigns in Siberia and urals begin

2-6 march 1919

first congress of comintern

April 1919

first subbotnik (communist Sunday)

11 April 1919

forced labour camps begin

may 1919

first campaign by yudenich against Petrograd

15 may 1919

hyperinflation after state bank told to print more money

June 4 1919

mahkno's green uprising in Ukraine begins

November 1919

second campaign against pertogrwad by yudenich

7 feb 1920

execution of kolchak

26 April 1920

polish-soviet war begins

august 1920

outbreak of green resistance in Tambov

October 12 1920

armistice between Poland and Russia

15 oct 1920

communism and the family by kollontai

14 November 1920

last of white armies leave Crimea

feb 1921

mass strikes in Moscow and petrograd

feb 22 1921

GOSPLAN planning commission established

1 march 1921

Kronstadt sailors call for soviets without communists

7 march 1921

launch of red army assume on Kronstadt

8-16 march 1921

NEP introduced in tenth party congress

17 march 1921

red army captures Kronstadt

18 march 1921

treaty of Riga between Poland and Soviet Union

July and July 1921

disastrous harvest and severe famine

august 24 1921

execution of poet Nikolai Gumilev

6 feb 1922

Cheka renamed GPU

26 feb 1922

church resists confiscation of riches for famine relief

16 march 1922

trade agreement with Britain

3 April 1922

Stalin appointed general secretary

26 may 1922

Lenin's first stroke

may to September 1922

repression and deportation of soviet intellectuals

6 June 1922

start of SRs 'show trials'

23 September 1922

USSR formed

15 December 1922

Lenin's second stroke

25 December 1922

lenin dictates testament

4 jan 1923

lenin urges removal of Stalin from genera; secretary role

10 march 1923

third stroke

17-25 April

scissors crisis analysed by trotsky

jan 21 1924

lenin dies

23-27 jan 1924

mourners pay respects to Lenin's corpse in Moscow

26 jan 1924

Petrograd renamed leningrad

may 1924

13th party congress

oct 1924

red army reorganised and troop numbers reduced

17 December 1924

Stalin espouses theory of socialism in one country

1926

- revised decree o n marriage, the family and guardianship | - trotsky, zonoviev and kamenev unite against stalin

jan 1925

trotsky replaced as commissar for war

April 1925

stalingrad

December 1925

further industrialisation backed by 14th party congress

oct and nov 1927

zinoviev, kamenev and trotsky expelled from party

1928

new economic policy abandoned by Stalin