1 January 1906Opposition AdvocacyAlexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Advocates constitutional reform after the 1905 revolution.
Historical records for Russia in 1906, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Advocates constitutional reform after the 1905 revolution.
Attempts to stabilise the regime before the first Duma meets.
Represents political opponents of the imperial government.
Supports reforms creating an upper legislative chamber.
Attends the Fourth Congress, known as the Unity Congress.
Mensheviks gain influence at the Unity Congress.
Supports attempts to restore formal party unity.
Appointed Chairman of the Council of Minister's, 1st term
Nicholas II responds to pressure from conservatives & dismisses Witte
Nicholas II accepts Witte's resignation under conservative pressure.
Resigns as chairman of the Council of Ministers.
The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
Leaves office as the new constitutional framework is imposed.
The Fundemental Laws declare the autocracy of the Russian Emperor, including Emperors supremacy over the Law, the Church, and Duma. The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
The new fundemental laws for the constitution are made public
Appointed Minister of the Interior
The 1st Duma is opened by the Tsar
Represents Social Democratic activity around the First Duma period.
The first Duma opens shortly after Witte's fall.
Moves into political semi-retirement after resignation.
The 1st Duma is closed by the Tsar
Appointed Chairman of the Council of Minister's
The Socialist revolutionary maximalists make a failed attempt on stolypins life
The Socialist revolutionary maximalists make a failed attempt on stolypins life
Born in Kamenskoye, later Dneprodzerzhinsk, into a working-class family.
Arrested & jailed for 1 yr
Birth of Konstantin Kirkovich Abramov
Appointed Member of Bolshevik Party
Arrested & jailed for 1 yr
When the Russian Government began arresting Bolsheviks Litvinov left the country and spent the next ten years living in London, where he was active in the International Socialist
Appointed Organizer of the Bolshevik Party
Appointed Deputy Minister of War
Appointed Deputy Minister of War
Publication of "Dina Glan"
1st performance of, "Enemies"
1st State Duma, elected by universal male suffrage, meets for 73 days
180 Deputies protest about the dissolution of the 1st Duma by Nicholas II
When the Russian Government began arresting Bolsheviks Litvinov left the country and spent the next ten years living in London, where he was active in the International Socialist
Appointed General
When the Russian Government began arresting Bolsheviks Litvinov left the country and spent the next ten years living in London, where he was active in the International Socialist
When the Russian Government began arresting Bolsheviks Litvinov left the country and spent the next ten years living in London, where he was active in the International Socialist
180 Deputies protest about the dissolution of the 1st Duma by Nicholas II
Serves as Russian military attache in China.
Defends revolutionaries in court and gains recognition for challenging the Tsarist government's treatment of political prisoners.
Passes a law allowing peasants to leave their communes & set up as individual farmers
Writes Results and Prospects, setting out his theory that the Russian revolution could pass directly toward workers' power.
Defends the actions of the Saint Petersburg Soviet in a major speech during the trial of its deputies.
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