22 April 1891PurgeAlexander III
Decrees the expulsion of Jews from Moscow
Historical records for Russia in 1891, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Decrees the expulsion of Jews from Moscow
Supports the Trans-Siberian Railway project as a national priority.
Authorises Tsarevich Nicholas to inaugurate construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway at Vladivostok.
Personally receives visiting French naval officers during the celebrated French squadron visit to Kronstadt.
Approves a political understanding under which Russia and France agree to consult when either faces a threat of war.
The government restricts grain exports as the scale of the famine becomes increasingly serious.
His government confronts a severe famine affecting large areas of the Russian Empire.
Issues an imperial rescript announcing the government's intention to construct a railway across Siberia.
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