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2017 BCE
March, 1917
Woman Textile workers started to go on strike. -
1922 BCE
December, 1922
Lenin suffered a stroke in 1922 but he survived. Stalin started his climb to the top of the government. -
1921 BCE
March, 1921
Lenin temporarily put aside his plan for a state controlled economy. -
1920 BCE
October, 1920
A civil war raged on in Russia. -
1918 BCE
March, 1918
Russia and Germany signed the treaty of Brest-Litovsk, and surrendered a large part of their territory to Germany -
1917 BCE
March, 1917
Woman Textile workers started to go on strike. -
1917 BCE
November, 1917
Armed factory workers stormed the winter palace. -
1914 BCE
August, 1914
Nicholas II made the fateful decision to drag Russia into WWI. -
1906 BCE
May, 1906
Russia's first Duma met in may 1906 -
1905 BCE
January 22, 1905
Bloody Sunday, where people carried a petition asking for better condition and Nicolas II ordered the army to fire into the crowd killing more than 1,000 people. -
1903 BCE
April 1903
Marxists Revolutionaries split
Marxists revolutionaries disagree over revolutionary tactics. The more radical Bolsheviks are ready to risk everything. The charismatic Vladimir Lenin becomes the leader. -
Feburary 1904
Russia faced a series of crises that showed the czars weaknesses.