Menshevik Party
The Mensheviks are legalised and allowed to publish Vsegda Vpered in Moscow
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The Mensheviks are legalised and allowed to publish Vsegda Vpered in Moscow
The Mensheviks are legalised and allowed to publish Vsegda Vpered in Moscow
Drives out the Bolsheviks & leads the White counter-revolutionary forces
Drives out the Bolsheviks & leads the White counter-revolutionary forces
Appointed Commander of the White counter-revolutionary forces
Bolshevik forces, filling the vacuum left by the German withdrawal, take Kiev
Bolshevik forces, filling the vacuum left by the German withdrawal, take Kiev
Announces changes in running the Cheka
Announces changes in running the Cheka
Announces changes in running the Cheka
The amnesty is withdrawn in 1922. Announces an amnesty to all members of the Socialist Revolutionary Party
The Cheka closes down Vsegda Vpered, marks a return to despotic rule by Bolsheviks
The Cheka closes down Vsegda Vpered, marks a return to despotic rule by Bolsheviks
The Cheka closes down Vsegda Vpered, marks a return to despotic rule by Bolsheviks
Appointed by Kolchak to seek eye witnesses & clues for the execution of the Romanovs
Becomes the leading chairman of the Communist International
Represents German communists at the founding congress of the Communist International
Participates in early Communist International deliberations
Sponsors the founding congress of the Communist International
The 3rd International is founded to propogate the idea of world revolution
Supports the Comintern as a tool of international revolutionary strategy
"by all available means, including armed force, for the overthrow of the international bourgeoisie and for the creation of an international Soviet republic as a transition stage to the complete abolition of the State"
The Comintern holds seven World Congresses, the first in March 1919 and the last in 1935, until it was officially dissolved in May 1943. The Comintern becomes known as the "General Staff of the World Revolution".
The central policy of the Comintern under Lenins leadership was that Communist parties should be established across the world to aid the international proletarian revolution. Founds an international Communist organisation in the midst of the "war communism" period (1918-1921).
"by all available means, including armed force, for the overthrow of the international bourgeoisie and for the creation of an international Soviet republic as a transition stage to the complete abolition of the State"
Helps shape revolutionary propaganda for the Communist International
Links Hungarian revolutionary politics with the new Communist International
Takes part in building the Communist International's early organization
Contributes to early Communist International doctrine
Kerensky participates in military leadership debate during his political career.
Becomes a non-voting member of the ruling Politburo when it is created after the VIII Congress
Becomes the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Comintern when it is created in March 1919
The first Chairman of the Cominterns Executive Committee is Grigory Zinoviev, from 1919 to 1926
Becomes a non-voting member of the ruling Politburo when it is created after the VIII Congress
Mobilises Soviet support during Yudenich's threat to Petrograd.
The Petrograd Soviet supports defence efforts against White forces.
The beginning of a Russo-Finnish war over Karelia
Defeated by the Bolsheviks under Budenny
Defeated by the Bolsheviks under Budenny
Flees to Constantinople, later lives in France & the USA as an emigre
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