20th century world history part C

  • Sunday bloody massacre

    Sunday bloody massacre
    On January 22, 1917 a large crowd led by Gapon marched to the Winter Palace seeking reform, they were then shot down by imperial guards resulting in death and injuries.
  • Revolution begins

    Revolution begins
    In March of 1917 mass strikes and protests broke out, thus beginning the revolution as they escalted in size and brutality.
  • February revolution worsens

    February revolution worsens
    The protests after only a few days intensified to where imperial power was assigned to control them, while they scattered, this scene only seemed to intensify the mood.
  • Nicholas II abdicates

    Nicholas II abdicates
    After advisement from his ministers regarding the restoration of Russia, the Tsar abdicated himself, ending his families reign of 300 years.
  • Lenin returns

    Lenin returns
    Lenin returns from years of exile, he greatly opposed the imperial war and demanded land be given to the peasants from the hands of the rich.
  • July days

    July days
    In early July, armed Bolshevik soldiers led an unsuccessful demonstration against the provisional government.
  • Kerensky becomes prime minister

    Kerensky becomes prime minister
    After the failed July day demonstrations, Alexander Kerensky was appointed as the prime minister.
  • October revolution begins

    October revolution begins
    In a successful attempt to overthrow the provisional government, Bolshevik forces were able to take Winters palace.
  • Brest-Livtosk negotiations signed

    Brest-Livtosk negotiations signed
    On March 3, 1918 the Brest-Livosk treaties were signed ending Russias involvement in WW1, this came with a cost of loss of territory.
  • The Romanovs Death

    The Romanovs Death
    The Romanovs family of 7 along with few servants were all executed in the basement of where they were being held, resulting in the ending of the Romanov dynasty.