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Appointed General
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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
Roman Malinovsky joined the St Petersburg Metalworkers' Union and became active in the organized labor movement while working as a metal turner.
Serves as Russian military attache in China.
Defends revolutionaries in court and gains recognition for challenging the Tsarist government's treatment of political prisoners.
Grigori Rasputin increasingly visited imperial circles, where his reputation as a man of prayer attracted special interest.
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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