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WW1

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1914

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Advance into AuG

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Aug

1914

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Battle of Tannenburg

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Aug

1914

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Battle of Mansurian Lakes

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Dec

1914

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Aug forced RU retreat

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May

1915

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Tsar commands RU

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Aug

1915

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DE+Ah controlled 13% of RU

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1915

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Brusilov offensive

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June

1916

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All gains lost

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WInter

1916

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Harsh winter

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1917

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Rodzianko told Tsar that he could not rely on closest supporters

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Feb 14

1917

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Strike at Putilov engineering works, want higher wages because of inflation

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Feb 18

1917

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Many women joined 100000 strikers in Petrograd

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Feb 23

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200000 strikers

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Feb 24

1917

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Strikes all over the city, 300000 demostrators, no newspapers, public transport, police sympathise with protestors

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Feb 25

1917

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Tsar told army to restore order, some deserted

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Feb 26

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Buildings looted, Petrograd garrison mutinied, Tsar ordered Duma to dissolve, 12 refused and formed the provisional Committee, first meeting of Petrograd Soviet

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Feb 27

1917

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Soviet issues newspapers, declaring intentions of removing old system of govt

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Feb 28

1917

19
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PS ordered SONI

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March 1

1917

20
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Tsar abdicates

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March 2

1917

21
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PC=>PG

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March 3

1917

22
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Lenin returns from exile with the April Thesis

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April

1917

23
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July Days

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July

1917

24
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40 Bolshevik newspaper

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July 1917

25
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Lenin in exile again

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July

1917

26
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Kornilov revolt

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Sept

1917

27
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Trotsky, chair of Petrograd Soviet

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Sept 25

1917

28
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250000 Bolsheviks in party

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Oct 7

1917

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Lenin got Bolshevik Central Committee to agree to an uprising

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Oct 10

1917

30
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Army loyal to Trotsky

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Oct 21

1917

31
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Kerensky shut down Bolshevik newspaper

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Oct 24

1917

32
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Trotsky+MRC surround Winter Palace

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Oct 24

1917

33
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Kerensky fled, Women’s Battalion surrendered

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Oct 25

1917

34
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Winter Palace taken, PG arrested, Bolshevik majority

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Oct 26

1917

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Elections for CA

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Nov 17

1917

36
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Closed CA

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Jan 18

1918

37
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Treaty of Brest Litovsk signed

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March

1918

38
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Civil war

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1918

39
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War Communism

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1918

40
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Rebellion in the Tambov region

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1920

41
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Kronstadt mutiny

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March

1920

42
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Death of Lenin

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1924

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