Lugansk Soviet
Leads Bolshevik activity in the Lugansk Soviet.
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Leads Bolshevik activity in the Lugansk Soviet.
Returns from exile during the 1905 Revolution.
Returns from exile during the revolutionary upheaval.
Studies the Soviet as a new form of revolutionary organisation.
Organises monarchist reaction against revolutionary movements.
Supports the Soviet appeal against tsarist finances.
Is arrested after chairing the revolutionary workers' Soviet.
Is arrested after the Soviet is suppressed.
Is arrested when the 1905 Soviet is suppressed.
Is arrested after chairing the revolutionary workers' Soviet.
Is arrested after the Soviet is suppressed.
Is arrested when the 1905 Soviet is suppressed.
Government repression follows the arrest of Soviet leaders.
Authorities arrest Soviet leaders in Saint Petersburg.
Authorities move against the Saint Petersburg Soviet.
Supports Bolshevik agitation during the December uprising.
Commands forces suppressing the Moscow armed uprising.
Takes part in revolutionary activity during the uprising.
Faces armed revolt in Moscow after the manifesto.
Socialist Revolutionaries support armed resistance in Moscow.
Orders repression as armed revolt spreads in Moscow.
Helps implement electoral law for the first Duma.
Works to implement the Duma promised in the manifesto.
Issues electoral rules for the new State Duma.
Uses artillery against rebel districts in Moscow.
Revolutionaries resist government troops in Moscow districts.
The government suppresses the Moscow uprising.
Government repression breaks the revolutionary wave by late December.
Faces prosecution after the suppression of the Soviet.
Mensheviks emphasise broad workers' organisation during the revolution.
Arrested and expelled from the Socialist Revolutionary Party
Organizes the assassination of Grand Duke Sergey Alexanderovich
Organizes the assassination of Grand Duke Sergey Alexanderovich
Latvian socialists organise during strikes and rural unrest.
Sees terrorist politics gain support after the massacre.
Called by the Tsar to address unrest after Bloody Sunday.
Supports Bolshevik organisation during the revolutionary year.
Supports the Bolsheviks
Jewish socialist activists take part in strike and revolutionary activity.
Works in socialist circles during unrest in the Caucasus.
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