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Aleksandra was born.
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Aleksandra married Vladimir Kollontai the year before and in 1894, she gave birth to her son Mikhail. Three years later, she left her family to pursue her career as a revolutionary.
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She went to study labor history and later Communism and Marxism.
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At age 27, she became a member of the Russian Social Democratic Party.
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Starting in 1903, Aleksandra started writing and publishing numerous articles spreading Communism and inspiring for a revolution. She continued to do this for the rest of her life.
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Lenin begs for Aleksandra Kollontai to support the Bolsheviks and write for them. She officially then joined the Bolshevik party.
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In 1907, Kollontai set up the Society for Mutual Aid to Women Workers, an organization in St. Petersburg that benefited the working class women.
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After publishing "Finland and Socialism" (a piece that inspired for Finnish workers to rise against the oppression of the Russian empire). Aleksandra went to Germany in exile, but then travelled all across Europe spreading her ideas. In 1917, she returned to Russia from Norway after the abdicatation of the Tsar.
