Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin3 April 1917
Kerensky wishes to convene the Constituent Assembly to institute more Liberal reforms
Russia · Revolution / Revolution of Russia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Kerensky wishes to convene the Constituent Assembly to institute more Liberal reforms
Stalin takes part in the conference of leading members of the Bolshevik Party and in the joint meeting of Bolshevik and Menshevik delegates to the Alln Conference of Soviets where Lenin expounds his April Theses
Lenin and Stalin guide the work of the 7th Alln Conference of the Bolshevik Party
1st Alln Congress of Soviets opens
Stalin attends the sittings of the First Alln Congress of Soviets of Workers and Soldiers Deputies
The First Alln Congress of Soviets elects Stalin a member of the Central Executive Committee
The Bolshevik Congress summons a 2nd Congress of Soviets
The Bolshevik Congress of Soviets of the Northern region opens
The 2nd alln Congress of Soviets proclaims transfer of power to the Soviets
Lenin and Stalin direct the Second Alln Congress of Soviets of Workers and Soldiers Deputies
The Bolsheviks open the 2nd Congress of Soviets
The Bolsheviks overthrow the Provisional Government on the eve of the meeting of Second All Congress of Soviets. Power is given to the 2nd Congress of Soviets but withdrawn after Lenins opposition
Delegate at the 2nd Congress of Soviets
Proclaims the Soviet Russian Republic. Passes the "declaration of the rights of the toiling & exploited masses"
Repudiates foreign & domestic debts
Congress of Soviets makes the Declaration of Rights of the Toiling & Exploited People
The 3rd Congress of Soviets ratifies the Treaty of Brest Litovsk
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