Nicolas II10 February 1917
The Bolsheviks call a strike in Petrograd to protest the 1915 arrest of their Duma members for opposing the war
Russia · Revolution / Revolution of Russia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
The Bolsheviks call a strike in Petrograd to protest the 1915 arrest of their Duma members for opposing the war
The Bolsheviks call a strike in Petrograd to protest the 1915 arrest of their Duma members for opposing the war
The Pavlovski Regiment mutinies in protest when the crowd in Petrograd is fired upon
Khabalov has only 2,000 loyal troops as Petrograd is taken over by peasant soldiers
The Pavlovski Regiment disobey orders to fire on civilians. Demonstrations turn into soldier mutiny. By night Petrograd is in the hands of peasant soldiers
The Red Army search for suspects & Kronstadt sailors shoot 500 hostages. The Petrograd Cheka Chief is assassinated
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