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Saint Petersburg Soviet

Russia · Revolution / Revolution of Russia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

9Records
1905Date range
5Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1905

Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar13 October 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Helps lead the workers' Soviet created during the 1905 Revolution.

Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar13 October 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Chairs the Saint Petersburg Soviet of Workers' Deputies.

Leon Trotsky26 October 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Becomes a central organiser and speaker in the Soviet.

Leon Trotsky26 October 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Becomes a major speaker and organiser in the 1905 Soviet.

Georgy Khrustalev-NosarOctober 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Is appointed chairman of the workers' Soviet during the 1905 Revolution.

Julius MartovOctober 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Supports socialist activity around the workers' Soviet.

Alexander ParvusOctober 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Influences Trotsky and Soviet revolutionary strategy.

Alexander ParvusOctober 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Influences socialist strategy around the workers' Soviet.

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov LeninNovember 1905

Saint Petersburg · Revolution / Revolution of Russia

Studies the Soviet as a new form of revolutionary organisation.

Names involved

Alexander ParvusGeorgy Khrustalev-NosarJulius MartovLeon TrotskyVladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin

Provenance

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