Reform of Armed Forces
Reports that the Army is in a state of ruin
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Reports that the Army is in a state of ruin
Miliukov resigns from the Provisional Government after the April crisis destroys support for his foreign-policy position.
Forms a coalition Government, 6 socialists enter the cabinet
Forms a coalition Government, 6 socialists enter the cabinet
Returns to Petrograd after release from British detention and immediately re-enters revolutionary politics.
Chernov enters the coalition government as agriculture minister while pressure grows for immediate redistribution of land.
Socialist leaders enter government with Soviet approval.
Becomes war minister in the new coalition.
Supports socialist participation in the government.
Leads the Provisional Government under pressure from the Petrograd Soviet.
Kerensky helps form the first coalition government including socialist and liberal ministers.
Lvov forms a coalition government that brings moderate socialist ministers into the cabinet alongside liberals.
Appointed Minister for Posts & Telegraph in the 1st coalition Government
Appointed Prime Minister of the Provisional Government
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Offers the "internationalist" Mensheviks a place on the editorial board of Pravda
Resigns as Foreign Minister
Declares Russia that it will not agree a separate peace with the Central Powers
Becomes Minister of War and Navy before pressing for a renewed offensive.
Becomes Minister of War and Navy in the coalition government.
Brusilov becomes supreme commander of the Russian army as the Provisional Government prepares a new offensive.
Appointed Commander in Chief by the provisional Government
Appointed Commander in Chief by the provisional Government
Dismissed as Commander in Chief because of opposition to the Kerenski Offensive
Becomes commander in chief and prepares the army for the summer attack.
Dismissed as Commander in Chief because of opposition to the Kerenski Offensive
Appointed Commander in Chief by the provisional Government
Appointed Commander in Chief by the provisional Government
Bolsheviks use Soviet meetings to press their slogan.
Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government
Tours the front to rally soldiers behind the offensive.
Returns to Moscow via Japan & Siberia
Returns to Moscow via Japan & Siberia
Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government
Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government
Milyukov resigns, members of the Mensheviks and the Socialist Revolutionaries join the Government
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