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Lenin rise in popularity (December 8, 1895)

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Lenin rise in popularity (December 8, 1895)

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Lenin is arrested for Sedition, he is put in solitary confinement for 13 months then exiled to Siberia.

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Following the Coronation of Nicholas II, crowds rushed to get free souvenirs in fear that they would run out, 1,300  people were killed in the trampling.

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There were peaceful protests outside of the Winter Palace and police had opened fire on the large crowd causing 1,000 casualties.

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The 1905 Revolution (June-October 17, 1905)

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The 1905 Revolution (June-October 17, 1905)

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Following the events of Bloody Sunday, the first revolution begins. A mutiny takes place within a fleet stationed in the Black Sea. This forces Nicholas' hand in passing the October manifesto.
- creates a parliament (in turn giving the Tsar less power)
- Promised civil liberties

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St. Petersburg is changed (August 31, 1914)

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St. Petersburg is changed (August 31, 1914)

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St. Petersburg is changed to Petrograd so it doesn't sound less German.

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February Revolution (February 23- March 3, 1917)

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February Revolution (February 23- March 3, 1917)

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A series of public protests broke out against the monarchy and lasted 8 days. Many clashed with police resulting in 1,300 casualties.

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October Revolution (25-27 October, 1917)

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October Revolution (25-27 October, 1917)

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The Bolsheviks seize the Winter Palace and overturn the Provisional Government. Death penalty is abolished, the bourgeoisie press is abolish, private property is abolished, Russia withdrawals from WWI, and working standards are introduced. This is also when Lenin becomes leader.

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Shift to the Gregorian Calendar (14 February, 1918) 

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Shift to the Gregorian Calendar (14 February, 1918) 

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Russia finally adopts the Western (Gregorian Calendar).

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Moscow is now the capital (8 March, 1918)

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Moscow is now the capital (8 March, 1918)

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After the change in the name of the Russian Socialist Democratic Labour Party to the Russian Communist Party, Petrograd is no longer the capital and now it's Moscow.

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The first constitution of the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic provides equal rights to men and women.

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Tsar Nicholas' II Execution (16-17 July 1918)

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Tsar Nicholas' II Execution (16-17 July 1918)

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Tsar Nicholas II and the rest of his family are executed.

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After an assassination attempt on Lenin leaving him greatly wounded, a period of mass arrest and executions take place due to the attempt by the Socialist Revolution.

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-  The Ruble lost 96% of its value.
-  Industrial production falls 10%.
- The population in Petrograd goes from 2.5 million to 600,00 in 4 years.

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Stalin becomes General Secretary (3 April, 1922)

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Stalin becomes General Secretary (3 April, 1922)

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Stalin is appointed as the General Secretary of the Communist Party. This position boost allowed for Stalin's social and political status being paved towards becoming Premier of Russia.

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The Soviet Union has been created (December, 1922)

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The Soviet Union has been created (December, 1922)

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After the unionization of Ukraine, Transcaucasian, and Byelorussian republics, the government was based on a one party rule; creating the Soviet Union.

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Lenin dies from a brain hemorrhage (the exact same way Joseph Stalin died) causing a massive power vacuum within the Communist Party but Joseph Stalin eventually takes power.

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https://www.bl.uk/russian-revolution/articles/timeline-of-the-russian-revolution