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Russia Dates AOS 1 Flashcards

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

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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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4 April 1912

24
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Fourth Duma

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November 1912-August 1914

25
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Germany declares war on Russia

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1 August 1914

26
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Tsar Nicholas takes charge of armed forces commander in chief

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22 August 1915

27
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Rasputin murdered

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16 December 1916

28
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Brusilov Offensive

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4 June - 20 September 1916

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Tsar dismisses Duma

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2 September 1915

30
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International Women’s Day Marches

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23 February 1917

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Petrograd garrison mutiny; Petrograd soviet formed; Provisional Committee assumes authority

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27 February 1917

32
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Soviet Order No. 1

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1 March 1917

33
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Abdication of the Tsar Nicholas II

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2nd March 1917

34
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Provisional Government formed

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2nd March 1917

35
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Miliukov’s note

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April 1917

36
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Lenin returns to Russia and presents his April Theses

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3 - 4 April 1917

37
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June Offensive

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18 June - 2 July 1917

38
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First Coalition government

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5 may 1917

39
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July Days

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3-6 July 1917

40
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Kerensky becomes Prime minister

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8 July 1917

41
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Second Coalition Government

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25 July 1917

42
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Moscow State Conference

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12 - 15 August 1917

43
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Kornilov Affair

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19 - 30 August 1917

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Third Coalition Government; Trotsky becomes chairman of the Petrograd Soviet

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25 September 1917

45
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Preparliament opens

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7 October 1917

46
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Bolshevik Central Committee meets

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10 October 1917

47
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First meeting of the Military Revolutionary Committee (MilRevCom)

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16 October 1917

48
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Kerensky orders arrest of leading Bolsheviks, closure of Bolshevik newspapers and raising of bridges of central Petrograd

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23-24 October 1917

49
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Trotsky and Milrevcom troops and Red Guard re-take the city

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24 October 1917

50
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Storming of the Winter Palace and the Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets

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25-26 October 1917

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