Kronstadt Rebellion
Supports the Bolshevik response during the party congress.
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Supports the Bolshevik response during the party congress.
Argues at the party congress that the revolt must be defeated.
Links the revolt to the wider crisis facing Soviet power.
Supports party mobilisation against the rebellion.
Serves among commanders used in operations against the fortress.
Helps mobilise loyal Communist forces for the attack.
Supports party unity against the rebellion.
Addresses the party congress while Petrograd remains under pressure.
Appeals against bloodshed during the crisis.
Condemns Bolshevik repression of the sailors.
Criticises Bolshevik suppression from exile.
Maintains rebel morale as the fortress holds out.
Regroups forces after the first assault fails.
Directs Petrograd political mobilisation during the siege.
Zinoviev directs political responses during the Kronstadt crisis.
Leads Red troops prepared for the renewed attack.
Commands forces assigned to the southern assault group.
Prepares the final assault across the frozen gulf.
Zinoviev is made a full member of the Politburo after the Xth Party Congress
Participates in operations as Red forces close on the fortress.
Under a pact between Russia & Turkey the Kars region becomes part of Turkey
Zinoviev is made a full member of the Politburo after the Xth Party Congress
Under a pact between Russia & Turkey the Kars region becomes part of Turkey
An agreement is made to resume Anglo-Soviet trade relations
Under a pact between Russia & Turkey the Kars region becomes part of Turkey
Leaves the fortress with retreating rebels.
Flees toward Finland as Red forces enter Kronstadt.
Orders the final assault on Kronstadt.
Uses the crisis to justify tighter party discipline.
Red Army troops capture Kronstadt after heavy fighting.
Announces Bolshevik victory after Kronstadt is taken.
Enters exile after the suppression of the rebellion.
Defends the suppression as necessary for Soviet survival.
Kerensky records his position on democratic programme in exile.
The "First Period" in Comintern history, with the Bolshevik revolution under attack in the Russian Civil War and a wave of revolutions across Europe, the Cominterns priority was exporting the October Revolution
Third Congress, held in June-July 1921, talked about how the struggle could be transformed into "civil war" when the circumstances were favorable and "openly revolutionary uprisings". The "First Period" in Comintern history, with the Bolshevik revolution under attack in the Russian Civil War and a wave of revolutions across Europe, the Cominterns priority was exporting the October Revolution
Helps crush the Kronstadt Revolt
Helps crush the Kronstadt Revolt
Helps crush the Kronstadt Revolt
The League of Nations rejects Russia's membership
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