6 July 1827
Allied Naval Cooperation
Agrees that the three powers may use naval pressure if mediation fails and hostilities continue.
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Agrees that the three powers may use naval pressure if mediation fails and hostilities continue.
Accepts treaty terms under which the proposed Greek state would pay an annual tribute to the Ottoman Empire.
Commits Russia to act jointly with Britain and France in seeking reconciliation between Greeks and Ottomans.
Accepts a settlement in which Greece would govern itself while remaining tributary to the Ottoman Sultan.
Supports Russian participation in the tripartite agreement for mediation and an autonomous Greek settlement.
Signs the Treaty of London for Russia as ambassador to Britain.
Supports Russian adherence to the agreement with Britain and France over the Greek conflict.
Signs for Russia in the international treaty guaranteeing Belgium's definitive settlement.
Pays a visit to Queen Victoria
The Allies will not send warships to the Dardanelles & Bosphorous if Turkey is neutral
The Allies will not send warships to the Dardanelles & Bosphorous if Turkey is neutral
Visits London as a representative of the Russian army at the funeral of the Duke of Wellington
Founds the Bell, 1st opposition paper smuggled into Russia. Appointed Editor of The Bell
Appointed Ambassador of Britain
Escapes to London from Siberia
Begins working with Lenin, Plekhanov, Martov and other Russian Social Democrats around the émigré newspaper Iskra.
Works in London as Iskra develops party organisation abroad.
Appointed Member of RSDP, after meeting Lenin for the 1st time
Escapes Siberian exile using papers bearing the name Trotsky, the surname he thereafter uses publicly.
Helps arrange Iskra printing at Clerkenwell Green in London.
Becomes associated with the Menshevik faction after the split.
Wins support for a tighter centralised party organisation.
Supports Martov against Lenin in party disputes.
Helps secure adoption of the party programme.
Sides with Martov during the early factional dispute.
Leads Bolshevik delegates at the Third Congress in London.
Leads Bolshevik delegates at the Third Congress.
Challenges Bolshevik strategy at the London Congress.
Advocates positions between Bolsheviks and Mensheviks.
Attends the Fifth Congress as factional conflict continues.
Attends the party congress as a Bolshevik organiser.
Accepts provisions recognising Italian interests around Adalia if Ottoman territory in Asia is partitioned or occupied.
Accepts the declaration that Arabia and the Muslim Holy Places should remain under an independent Muslim power.
Benckendorff commits Russia to the concessions promised to Italy in return for Italian intervention.
Signs the secret agreement on behalf of Russia.
An Anglo-Soviet Treaty of alliance is signed in London
1st day of the council to discuss the future of post-war Germany
The controlling Council of Germany breaks up after failing to agree the future
Authorizes the Lander & provisional assemblies to open a constituent assembly
Authorizes the Lander & provisional assemblies to open a constituent assembly
Begins a state visit to Britain with Premier Nikolai Bulganin for talks on East-West relations.
Khrushchev pays a visit to Elizabeth II
Meets Harold Wilson during British efforts to explore Vietnam peace diplomacy
Kosygin visits Wilson in Britain to discuss the Vietnam War
The Gorbachevs visit Margaret Thatcher, Raisas 1st visit to western Europe
Appointed Ambassador of Britain
Fails to get other members of the G-7 to agree a financial package
Russia attends the G7 Conference
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev makes a personal appeal for Western aid at the conclusion of the Group of Seven economic summit in London
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev makes a personal appeal for Western aid at the conclusion of the Group of Seven economic summit in London
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev makes a personal appeal for Western aid at the conclusion of the Group of Seven economic summit in London
Appeals for debt rescheduling and greater Western investment during a visit to Britain.
Strained relations between Russia and the United Kingdom in the wake of the death by poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London
Strained relations between Russia and the United Kingdom in the wake of the death by poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London
Strained relations between Russia and the United Kingdom in the wake of the death by poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown expelled four Russian envoys over Russias refusal to extradite Andrei Lugovoi to face charges on the alleged murder of Litvinenko
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown expelled four Russian envoys over Russias refusal to extradite Andrei Lugovoi to face charges on the alleged murder of Litvinenko
Finishes a rapid counter-attack to give Arsenal a 2-1 Champions League victory over Barcelona.
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