1764
Election
Secures the election of her nominee King Stanislas Poniatowski to the throne of Poland
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Warsaw in Russia. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Secures the election of her nominee King Stanislas Poniatowski to the throne of Poland
Secures the election of her nominee King Stanislas Poniatowski to the throne of Poland
Stanislas Poniatowski is elected King but Prince Repnin imposes Catherines rule
Stanislas Poniatowski is elected King but Prince Repnin imposes Catherines rule
Stanislas Poniatowski is elected King but Prince Repnin imposes Catherines rule
Suppresses the Warsaw revolt
Suppresses the Warsaw revolt
Marches his forces into Warsaw having crushed the Kosciuszko revolt
Becomes King of the newly created Kingdom of Poland in personal union with the Russian crown.
Grants the Kingdom of Poland a constitution providing a parliament and limited civil guarantees.
Faces the outbreak of the Polish November Uprising against Russian rule.
Withdraws Russian forces from Warsaw after the uprising begins.
Appointed Military Governor of Warsaw
Appointed governor-general of Poland
Death of Mikhail Dmitrievich and is buried, in accordance with his own wish, at Sevastopol
Refuses demands for a Polish constitution while the January Uprising challenges Russian authority.
Rejects Polish constitutional demands as the January Uprising seeks greater national autonomy.
Russian forces suppress the uprising in Warsaw while the imperial government rejects Polish constitutional demands.
Russian authorities suppress the insurgent administration centred on Warsaw during the January Uprising.
Strengthens Russian control over Poland after suppressing the January Uprising.
Polish socialist action grows during the empire-wide revolution.
Takes part in revolutionary socialist activity in Russian Poland.
Strikers in Warsaw loot and burn shops, 93 are killed by Russian troops
93 are killed during strikes in Warsaw
The Russians had repulsed the Germans and saved Warsaw, which had been the objective of the original German offensive, the Germans, for their part, had caused the Russians to abandon their offensive into Silesia
Russian troops evacuate Warsaw
Stalin allows the Nazis to crush the Warsaw rebellion so he can occupy a weaker Poland
Warsaw rebels against the Germans, Stalin encourages it but does not provide support
Warsaw rebels against the Germans, Stalin encourages it but does not provide support
8 Communist countries sign a Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation & Mutual Assistance
The Soviet Union and seven Eastern European allies establish the Warsaw Pact.
Travels to Warsaw during the Polish October crisis and accepts Wladyslaw Gomulka's return to power.
Supports a Warsaw Pact warning demanding that Czechoslovak leaders defend the Communist political system.
Publicly articulates the principle of limited sovereignty later widely known as the Brezhnev Doctrine.
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