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Paul Miliukov Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Paul Miliukov, based on 9 World History Database records associated with Russia.

9 records1917–19178 events1 places

Chronological biography

1917

Foreign Secretary of Russia15 March 1917
Government / Government of Russia · Foreign Secretary of Russia

Appointed Foreign Minister

Declaration of War22 March 1917
Revolution / Revolution of Russia · Foreign Secretary of Russia · Moscow

Defines Russias war aims

In the Milyukov note, Milyukov tells allies that the war aims are18 April 1917
Warfare / World War, 1st · Foreign Secretary of Russia

In the Milyukov note, Milyukov tells allies that the war aims are unchanged

Miliukov Note18 April 1917
Warfare / World War, 1st · Foreign Secretary of Russia

In the Milyukov note, Milyukov tells allies that the war aims are unchanged

April Days20 April 1917
Warfare / World War, 1st · Foreign Secretary of Russia

Opposition to the Foreign Minister Milyukov boils over due to his refusal to renounce annexations

Menshevik PartyMay 1917
Revolution / Revolution of Russia · Chairman of Council Commissars

Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government

Resignation of Paul MiliukovMay 1917
Revolution / Revolution of Russia · Chairman of Council Commissars

Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government

Resignation of Paul Miliukov16 May 1917
Government / Government of Russia · Foreign Secretary of Russia · Moscow

Resigns as Foreign Minister

Peace17 May 1917
Warfare / World War, 1st · Foreign Secretary of Russia

Declares Russia that it will not agree a separate peace with the Central Powers

Titles and roles

Chairman of Council Commissars · Foreign Secretary of Russia

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.