Democratic Programme
Kerensky records his position on democratic programme in exile.
Role range: 1941-1941 – 1941-1941
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Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky Biography and Timeline — Page 7
Follow Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky through 291 dated historical records for Russia.
Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1941–1961Years on this page
1941
German Invasion of USSR
Comments on Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1941-1941
Life in New York
Lives in New York, commenting on the war and warning against both Nazi aggression and Soviet authoritarianism.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1941-1941
1942
Constituent Assembly Plans
Kerensky continues political activity connected with constituent assembly plans.
Role range: 1942-1942 – 1942-1942
Russian War Debate
Balances anti-Bolshevism with support for Russia against Germany.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1942-1942
1943
Republic Declaration
Kerensky participates in republic declaration during his political career.
Role range: 1943-1943 – 1943-1943
American Lecture Tours
Gives lectures across America about the Russian Revolution, democracy and his experiences leading the Provisional Government.
Role range: 1943-1943 – 1943-1943
American Lectures
Lectures in America on revolution dictatorship and war.
Role range: 1943-1943
1944
October Crisis
Kerensky develops his views through october crisis after 1917.
Role range: 1944-1944 – 1944-1944
Soviet Alliance Critique
Warns against ignoring Soviet authoritarianism during wartime alliance politics.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1944-1944
1945
Government Defence
Kerensky records his position on government defence in exile.
Role range: 1945-1945 – 1945-1945
Postwar Russia
Argues victory over Germany should not legitimise dictatorship.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1945-1945
1946
Anti-Bolshevik Activity
Kerensky continues political activity connected with anti-bolshevik activity.
Role range: 1946-1946 – 1946-1946
Cold War Lectures
Speaks about the origins of Bolshevism as the Cold War begins.
Role range: 1946-1946
1947
Russian Emigre Movement
Kerensky participates in russian emigre movement during his political career.
Role range: 1947-1947 – 1947-1947
Anti-Communist Advocacy
Supports democratic opposition to Soviet communism.
Role range: 1947-1947
1948
Democratic Opposition
Kerensky develops his views through democratic opposition after 1917.
Role range: 1948-1948 – 1948-1948
1949
Political Lectures
Kerensky records his position on political lectures in exile.
Role range: 1949-1949 – 1949-1949
University Lectures
Lectures students on the Russian Revolution and exile politics.
Role range: 1949-1949
1950
Revolution Studies
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
Role range: 1950-1950 – 1950-1950
Cold War Debate
Opposes Soviet authoritarianism and nostalgia for tsarism.
Role range: 1950-1950
1951
Historical Analysis
Kerensky participates in historical analysis during his political career.
Role range: 1951-1951 – 1951-1951
Memoir Revision
Revises accounts of his role in 1917.
Role range: 1951-1951
1952
Soviet Criticism
Kerensky develops his views through soviet criticism after 1917.
Role range: 1952-1952 – 1952-1952
Democratic Russia Appeal
Appeals for a future democratic Russia after Soviet rule.
Role range: 1952-1952
1953
Russian Democracy Campaign
Kerensky records his position on russian democracy campaign in exile.
Role range: 1953-1953 – 1953-1953
Stalin Death Reaction
Comments on Stalin’s death and Soviet uncertainty.
Role range: 1953-1953
1954
Cold War Commentary
Kerensky continues political activity connected with cold war commentary.
Role range: 1954-1954 – 1954-1954
Revolution Lectures
Continues lecturing on 1917 and the Provisional Government.
Role range: 1954-1954
1955
February Revolution
Kerensky participates in february revolution during his political career.
Role range: 1955-1955 – 1955-1955
Kerensky Memoirs
Works on memoir material about revolution and exile.
Role range: 1955-1955
1956
Provisional Government
Kerensky develops his views through provisional government after 1917.
Role range: 1956-1956 – 1956-1956
Khrushchev Thaw
Watches Soviet de-Stalinisation while remaining anti-communist.
Role range: 1956-1956
1957
April Crisis
Kerensky records his position on april crisis in exile.
Role range: 1957-1957 – 1957-1957
1958
Coalition Negotiations
Kerensky continues political activity connected with coalition negotiations.
Role range: 1958-1958 – 1958-1958
Academic Work
Collaborates with historians studying the Russian Revolution.
Role range: 1958-1958
1959
Military Leadership Debate
Kerensky participates in military leadership debate during his political career.
Role range: 1959-1959 – 1959-1959
Russian Revolution Essays
Writes essays defending the democratic revolution of 1917.
Role range: 1959-1959
1960
Army Reform
Kerensky develops his views through army reform after 1917.
Role range: 1960-1960 – 1960-1960
1961
Democratic Programme
Kerensky records his position on democratic programme in exile.
Role range: 1961-1961 – 1961-1961
Records, sources and methodology
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