10 March 1952International Conference at MoscowJoseph Stalin
Russia proposes a 4 power conference on the unification & rearmament of Germany
Historical records for Russia in 1952, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Russia proposes a 4 power conference on the unification & rearmament of Germany
Russia proposes a 4 power conference on the unification & rearmament of Germany
Appointed Chief of State Security
Stalins proposals for German unification are rejected by the west
Stalins proposals for German unification are rejected by the west
Enters the Law Faculty of Moscow State University
Birth of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
19th Party Congress of the Communist Party
Attends the Nineteenth Party Congress and remains among the senior figures of the enlarged party Presidium.
Advances into the senior Soviet party leadership after the Nineteenth Communist Party Congress.
Russia declares the peace Treaty with Japan invalid
Kerensky develops his views through soviet criticism after 1917.
Appointed Candidate Member of Central Committee of the Communist Party
Appointed Member of Central Committee
Appointed Member of Communist Party
The Russian Communist Party is renamed the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Is elected to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
Is elected a Secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee.
Death of Konstantin Kirkovich Abramov
Appeals for a future democratic Russia after Soviet rule.
Appointed Deputy Chair of the Council of Minister's
Graduates from the Military Academy of Tank Troops
10 prominent Jews are found guilty of "Jewish nationalism" & shot
Publication of "Foundation & Empire"
The Soviet Committee of State Security, KGB, is formed
Appointed Member of Presidium of the Central Committee
Appointed Member of Presidium of the Central Committee
The Politburo is renamed the Presidium, it is the inner council & supreme body
Composes, "War & Peace". Composes, "Symphony No 7"
Composes, "War & Peace". Composes, "Symphony No 7"
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