Peace Mission
Is selected to negotiate peace with Japan.
Explore 251 historical events and records for Russia in 1905.
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Is selected to negotiate peace with Japan.
2,000 are killed during unrest and the Potemkin mutiny
Strikes expand after the Potemkin mutiny.
Publishes Two Tactics of Social Democracy during the 1905 Revolution.
Publishes his strategy for the democratic revolution.
Proposes a consultative assembly without full legislative power.
Approves a consultative Duma proposal that fails to satisfy opposition.
Birth of Ivan Alexandrovich Serov
The Duma has advisory powers but is without legislative authority. Signs a manifesto summoning the Imperial Duma
The Duma has advisory powers but is without legislative authority
Issues a manifesto promising speech, assembly rights and elections to the Duma.
Appointed Chairman of the Lugansk Soviet, 1st term
Appointed Chairman of the Lugansk Soviet, 1st term
Leads the Russian delegation at Portsmouth.
Uses force against unrest in Saratov province.
Accepts peace after military defeats and domestic unrest.
Negotiates the peace settlement ending the Russo-Japanese War.
Nicholas II recalls Witte to negotiate peace with Japan.
Secures peace terms less severe than expected.
Receives the title count after the Portsmouth negotiations.
Is called upon as the general strike paralyses the empire.
The general strike forces Nicholas II to seek Witte's advice.
Argues that only constitutional concessions can restore order.
Helps found the Constitutional Democratic Party.
Helps lead the workers' Soviet created during the 1905 Revolution.
Chairs the Saint Petersburg Soviet of Workers' Deputies.
Drafts concessions intended to end the general strike.
Drafts the manifesto promising liberties and representation.
Submits draft concessions to end the strike and save the monarchy.
Military dictatorship is rejected as constitutional concessions are accepted.
Issues the October Manifesto promising civil liberties and a Duma.
Nicholas II issues the October Manifesto, promising civil rights and a Duma.
Nicholas II signs the October Manifesto under Witte's influence.
Persuades Nicholas II to accept concessions during the revolutionary crisis.
The manifesto promises basic rights and an elected legislature.
Witte argues that concessions are needed to end the general strike.
Witte's advice shapes Nicholas II's constitutional concessions.
Helps secure the manifesto during the revolutionary strike wave.
Nicholas II issues the October Manifesto, promising civil rights and a Duma.
Nicholas II signs the October Manifesto under Witte's influence.
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