1716
Exile of Alexis Petrovitch
Opposses Peter the Greats reforms & flees to Vienna & Naples
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Vienna in Russia. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Opposses Peter the Greats reforms & flees to Vienna & Naples
Presses at Vienna for a large Polish kingdom under Russian sovereignty, creating tension with Austria and Britain.
Represents Russia at the Congress of Vienna and presses for a Russian-backed Kingdom of Poland.
The Vienna settlement creates the Kingdom of Poland in personal union with Russia, with Alexander as king.
Russia remains part of the Quadruple Alliance created to preserve the post-Napoleonic European settlement.
Supports the Vienna settlement and the allied system intended to preserve peace after Napoleon's defeat.
Participates in Russian diplomatic efforts as Austria seeks a negotiated settlement of the crisis.
The Vienna Note is issued by the Allies to Turkey.
Russia rejects conditions set by the Allies, the Vienna Four Points.
Russia rejects conditions set by the Allies, the Vienna Four Points.
Represents Russia as preliminary peace terms are arranged.
Settles in Vienna, which becomes his principal base for journalism and émigré Social Democratic activity.
Publishes Vienna Pravda as a non-factional Social Democratic paper.
Publishes On the Party Road in Vienna Pravda while continuing to argue for unity among Russian Social Democrats.
Publishes For Unity: Beyond All Obstacles in Vienna Pravda, pressing his campaign for Social Democratic reunification.
Organizes a Vienna conference seeking to unite anti-Bolshevik and non-factional Social Democratic groups in the August Bloc.
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Writes on nationality policy for the Bolshevik current.
Arz coordinates Austro-Hungarian military responses to the offensive.
Soviet forces take Vienna
A state Treaty is signed with by the 4 occupying powers, Austria remains neutral
A state Treaty is signed with by the 4 occupying powers, Austria remains neutral
The four occupying powers sign the Austrian State Treaty, leading to the withdrawal of occupation forces.
Russia & the USA agree to enforce a truce within their areas of influence. Kennedy & Khrushchev meet to avoid direct confrontation between USA & Russia
Meets Kennedy & will settle with East Germany if the west signs a peace Treaty
Meets President John F. Kennedy in Vienna for tense discussions on Berlin, Laos and nuclear issues.
Renews pressure for a German peace settlement and threatens a separate treaty with East Germany.
Agrees with Kennedy on the goal of a neutral Laos governed by a coalition rather than direct superpower confrontation.
Meets Jimmy Carter for strategic arms and broader superpower discussions.
Arrives in Vienna for summit negotiations with United States President Jimmy Carter.
Signs the SALT II Treaty with Jimmy Carter, setting limits on strategic nuclear delivery systems.
Issues a joint summit statement with Jimmy Carter supporting continued strategic arms negotiations.
Provenance
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