11 March 1911Resignation of Pyotr Arkadyevich StolypinPyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin
Stolypin resigns as Prime Minister
Historical records for Russia in 1911, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Stolypin resigns as Prime Minister
Exiled to the Arkhangelsk region
Exiled to the Arkhangelsk region
Escapes from exikle & returns to Russia during the February revolution
Escapes from exikle & returns to Russia during the February revolution
Shot at the opera in Kiev in front of Tsar Nicholas II
Dies in hospital after being shot 4 days previously
Shot at the opera in Kiev in front of Tsar Nicholas II
Death of Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin, in hospital after being shot 4 days previously
Appointed Prime Minister of Russia, after the assassination of Stolypin
Girev drives dogs in support of the southern journey, helping move supplies and maintain communication along the route.
Girev accompanies the dog teams north after the supporting run toward the Beardmore Glacier is completed.
Shoots Stolypin the Duma Prime Minister at the opera in front of Tsar Nicholas II
A Jewish police informer, the incident provokes anti-Jewish tension
Publication of "Cor Ardens"
Shoots Stolypin the Duma Prime Minister at the opera in front of Tsar Nicholas II
Lectures party workers at the Longjumeau school.
Helps train Bolshevik cadres near Paris.
Composes, "Petrushka", completes music for the ballet
Composes, "Piano Concerto No 1", awarded Anton Rubenstein Prize
Returns to command duties before the First World War.
Composes, "Piano Concerto No 1", awarded Anton Rubenstein Prize
Observes later reform politics from outside government.
Writes Why Marxists Oppose Individual Terrorism, emphasizing organized class struggle over isolated acts of violence.
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