16 January 1929Exile of Joseph StalinJoseph Stalin
Stalins proposal to exile Trotsky from Russia is accepted by the Politburo
Historical records for Russia in 1929, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Stalins proposal to exile Trotsky from Russia is accepted by the Politburo
Kerensky records his position on political lectures in exile.
Has Trotsky exiled to Turkey. Exiles Trotsky & Zinoviev, marks the end of legal opposition in the party. Exiles Trotsky & Zinoviev marking the end of legal opposition in the party
Trotsky is expelled from Russia
The word "opposition" is no longer used
Signed by the Soviet Union, Poland, Romania, Latvia and Estonia, in which those countries promise not to use force to settle their disputes (this was seen as an Eastern Kellogg-Briand Pact)
Litvinov Protocol between Russia, Estonia, Latvia & Poland renouncing war
The Litinow Pprotocol, a non-aggression pact between Russia, Romania, Poland Lithuania and Estonia
Trotsky is refused political asylum in France
Trotsky is refused political asylum in Germany
Trotsky is refused political asylum in Britain
Death of Sergei Diagilev
Britain & Russia resume diplomatic relations
Dismissed from the Politburo
Promises to protect socialism in Czechoslovakia, to keep the Bratislava Declaration, to denounce the 14th Party Congress and its resolutions, to restrain critical Czechoslovak media and to reject interference in the Eastern Bloc
Appointed Commander of the Far Eastern Red Army
Appointed Commander of Eastern Siberia
The NEP is replaced by a 5 yr plan at the 15th Party Congress
The NEP is replaced by a 5 yr plan at the 15th Party Congress. Kulaks respond to increased collectivization by reducing output & slaughtering stock
Sent by his local party to the Stalin Industrial Academy
The NEP is replaced by a 5 yr plan at the 15th Party Congress
Publication of "Imperialism & the World Economy"
Publication of "Ladder of Jacob"
Promises to protect socialism in Czechoslovakia, to keep the Bratislava Declaration, to denounce the 14th Party Congress and its resolutions, to restrain critical Czechoslovak media and to reject interference in the Eastern Bloc
Addresses Soviet workers from exile after his deportation from the Soviet Union.
Forestalls a possible formation of an anti-Soviet front by the Kellogg Pact states
Expels TU leader Tomsky for opposition to industrialization & collectivization. Expels the "right opposition" ftom the CP. Expels Rykov from the CP for opposition to industrialization & collectivization. Expels Bukharin from the CP for opposition to industrialization & collectivization
Analyses causes of the Provisional Government collapse.
Is sent by the Communist Party to study at the Stalin Industrial Academy in Moscow.
Writes The Defense of the Soviet Union and the Opposition, defining his position toward the Soviet state from exile.
Forestalls a possible formation of an anti-Soviet front by the Kellogg Pact states
Founds a conformist Writers Union
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