Russian revolution timeline
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Actualizado: 30 sep 2020
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Centuries of autocra9c rule by the czarsThe Romanov family
was the last imperial dynasty to rule Russia.
They first came to power in
1613, and over the next three centuries,
18 Romanovs took the Russian throne, including Peter the Great,
Catherine the Great, Alexander I and
Nicholas II.Succeeding his father on November 1,
1894, he was crowned tsar in
Moscow on May 26, 1896.Nicholas II becomes Czar of RussiaRusso Japanese War
from 8 February 1904
5 September 1905
lasting1 year, 6 months, and 4 weeks
Japanese victory; Treaty of PortsmouthRussia loses war with JapanJuly 31, 1914 - Reacting to the Austrian attack on Serbia,
Russia begins full mobilization of its troops. Germany demands that it stop.Russia enters World War IOn January 22, 1905, a group of
workers led by the radical priest
Georgy Apollonovich Gapon
marched to the czar's Winter
Palace in St. Petersburg to make
their demands. Imperial forces
opened fire on the demonstrators,
killing and wounding hundreds.Revolu9on of 1905—Bloody SundayThe February Revolution was
the result of the acute aggravation
of the economical and political
crisis in Russia. It came about
seemingly spontaneously
when people of the Russian
capital Petrograd started to
rally against the war and
against the food supply
shortages in the city.March RevolutionDissa9sfied workers organise strikeIn March 1917, the army garrison
at Petrograd joined striking workers
in demanding socialist reforms,
and Czar Nicholas II was forced
to abdicate.Czar Nicholas abdicates the throneThe Russian Provisional Government
was a provisional government of
Russia established immediately
following the abdication of Tsar
Nicholas II of the Russian
Empire on
2 March[15 March, New Style] 1917.Provisional government is establishedLenin arrived in Petrograd on the evening of April 3, 1917Lenin Returns to RussiaAs Lenin gathers more and
more factories, railroad workers,and soldiers
By the Lenin slogan
"all power to soviets"
Overthrow the provisional
government byLenin and the sovietsBolshevik Revolution topples provisional governmentThe Russian Civil War was a
multi-party civil war in the former
Russian Empire immediately after
the two Russian revolutions of
1917, as many factions vied to
determine Russia's political future.Civil War between Red and White ArmiesThe Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was
a separate peace treaty signed on
March 3, 1918,
between the new Bolshevik government
of Russia and the Central Powers,
that ended Russia's participation
in World War I.
The treaty was signed at
German-controlled
Brest-Litovsk, after two
months of negotiations.Treaty of Brest-Litovsk ends Russia’s
involvement in WWILenin characterized the NEP in
1922 as an economic system
that would include
"a free market and capitalism, both subject to state control,"
while socialized
state enterprises would
operate on "a profit basis."Lenin establishes New Economic Policy (NEP)In 1922, Lenin organized Russia into self-governing
republics called
the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics (USSR) and moved
the capital to MoscowRussia is organised into several self-governing
republicsHe suffered his first stroke,
temporarily lost the ability to speak
and was paralyzed on the right sideLenin suffering from the stroke for the first timeGrigory Zinoviev successfully had Stalin appointed to the post of
General Secretary in March 1922,
with Stalin officially starting in the post on 3 April 1922.Stalin becomes DictatorThe Great Purge or the Great Terror,
also known
as the Year of '37
and the Yezhovschina,
was a campaign of political
repression in the Soviet Union
that occurred from 1936 to 1938.Stalin ini9ates Great PurgeProgreso del evento
March revolutionRusso Japanese warRussian Provisional GovernmentRussian Civil war
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