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April, 1903
Marxists revolutionaries disagree over revolutionary tactics. The more radical Bolsheviks are ready to risk everything. The charismatic Vladimir Lenin becomes the leader. -
February, 1904
Due to a policy reversal, Father Gapon, a priest, organized the St. Petersburg Factory Workers, and grew from 1,000 members to 8,999.9+ members by the end of 1904 -
January 1905
In protest marches, they used to be peaceful, like Bloody Sunday, were tens of thousands of people marched to gain the right to unionize, and unfortunately 4,600 of them got hurt by soldier’s bullets ˙◠˙ (officially, only 130 people died ᕕ(¬ ͜ ¬)ᕗ) -
May, 1906
On May 6th the Emperor of Russia signed to share power with a Parliament after the first State Duma was... erected. -
August, 1914
Russia joined WW1, despite being completely unprepared and with negative technology compared to the other nations, they entered with high spirits and quick success, getting into East Prussia, before a lot of death occurred. -
March, 1917
Russia experiences revolutions, which are successful, and a provisional government is out in place. -
November, 1917
Provisional government overthrown; Bolsheviks (Soviets) come into control. -
March, 1918
Anti-Bolshevik civil war erupts. -
October, 1920
The defeat of the White army is assured in Crimea. -
March, 1921
Massive famine and drought. -
December, 1922
The end of the Civil war.