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Russian Revolutions

  • Bloody Sunday

    Bloody Sunday
    Military and Police opened fire on a group of demonstrators near the Winter Palace, this lead to the death and injury of more than a thousand people. Many blamed Nicholas ll.
  • World War One

    World War One
    German declares war on Russia forcing Russia into WWI, piling onto the already high tensions between the government and Russian people.
  • Death of Rasputin

    Death of Rasputin
    Grigorii Rasputin the man considered a holy man, and a close friend of Nicholas ll was assassinated after many failed attempts.
  • Feburary Revolution 23 February – 3 March

    Feburary Revolution 23 February – 3 March
    A large series of protests that led to the establishment of the monarchy in Russia, during the clashes with troops 1,300 people were killed or injured.
  • The Milyukov note

    The Milyukov note
    Pavel Milyukov the Russian foreign minister sent a telegram to the Allied Powers about Russia's continued support in the war, it leaked.
  • June Offensive

    June Offensive
    Russian soldiers wouldn't leave their trenches and fight because the lack of moral caused by the Revolution.
  • October Revolution

    October Revolution
    The Bolsheviks take over Petrograd and the Winter Palace, taking away the last stronghold of the Russian Provisional Government.
  • Brest-Litovsk Treaty

    Brest-Litovsk Treaty
    This ended Russia's participation in WWI and with that the Bolshevik Russia lost a large amount of their population and resources.
  • Red Terror

    Red Terror
    "The Red Terror" started as an assassination attempt on Lenin that led to a large number of mass arrests and executions.
  • Russian Civil War In Crimea

    Russian Civil War In Crimea
    The Russian Red army invades and seizes Crimea and the White Army was then forced to withdraw from the peninsula.