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when did bukharin join bolsehvik faction
1906
when was the revolution that led to the downfall of the tsar and creation of provisional gov
february 1917
when was the revolution that led to the creation of sovnarkom
october 1917
when was the decree on land that gave peasants the right to seize land from nobility and church
october 1917
when was the decree of peace that committed the new gov to withdrawing from ww1 and seeking peace
1917
when were the workers decrees that established 8 hour max working day and minimum wage
november 1917
when was state capitalism introduced by lenin
april 1918
when did trotsky join bols
1917
when did yagoda join bols
1917
when were there 2.6 million industrial workers
1917
when were banks nationalised
1917
when was vesenka created to ensure factories were managed properly
december 1917
when did bukarin and lenin disagree over ending ww1
1918
when was the constituent assembly closed
january 1918
when was the constituent assembly formed
november 1917
when did the treaty of brest litovsk end participation in ww1
1918
when was war communism introduced forcing grain requisitioning, forbidding private trade/manufacturing and rationing food by the supply commissariat
june 1918
when was the civil war between reds (communists), whites (liberals, tsarists or those wanting military dictatorship) and greens (associated with left SRs or anarchist groups, fought for autonomy of local groups of peasants)
1918-21
when did famine in the countryside cause 6 million deaths
1920
when did the red army have 5 million soldiers
1920
when was the tambov uprising against war communism and the removal of mir which had become a genuine peasant organisation so 50,000 red army troops called to repress it and they burned villages
1920-21
when were there 1.2 million industrial workers
1921
when was the kronstadt mutiny where 15,000 sailors mutinied and trotsky ordered 50,000 soldiers to storm the naval base and 500 sailors were executed
1921
when did lenin first become ill
1921
when was the one party state introduced which banned other parties
1921
when was on party unity introduced banning factions within the party
1921
when did lenin and bukarin argue over introducing the nep
1921
when was nep introduced creating a mixed economy leading to political and economic stability and industrial growth despite contradicting ideology - created nepmen who were corrupt private traders
1921
when did the secret police become the ogpu
1922
when did lenin have his first stroke that left him unable to work
1922
when did zinoviev emerge as the frontrunner to lead the ussr
1923
when was the scissors crisis created by nep as agriculture recovered quickly but industry didn’t meaning the imbalance led to fall in price of food and rise in price of industrial goods opening a gap between farmers’ incomes and industrial prices (named by trotsky due to appearance on graph)
1923
when did lenin die
january 1924
when did stalin adpot socialism in one country
1924
when was the duumvirate formed by bukharin and stalin
1925
when was the triumvirate led by zinoviev, lenin, kamenev and stalin
1923-25
when was bukharin the most prominent figure in soviet gov
1925-28
when did trotsky leave the politburo
1927
when did stalin move from nep to collectivisation and industrialisation
1928
when was the command economy set up
1928
when was collectivisation
1928-41
when was 10.8 mil tons of grain procured from peasants under collectivisation
1928
when was the dnepier dam project killing between 20,000 and 100,000 people
1928
when was the first 5yp which focused on rapid industrialisation and collectivisation
1928-32
when were kulaks liquidated by de-kulakisation squads (though figes argues they never existed and were a made-up class as an excuse for stalin to purge)
1929-32
when was ryutin imprisoned for circulating a document criticising stalin’s policies
1932
when was the white sea canal project which used gulag labour and 250,000 died
1932
when was the holodomor (collectivisation led to famine in ukraine where 5 mil died)
1932-33
when did the chistka cleanse the party
1932-35
by what year had 22% of the party been removed by the chistka
1935
when did the ogpu become the nkvd
1933
when were 22.6 million tons of grain procured from peasants under collectivisation
1933
when was the second 5py which focused on heavy industry
1933-37
when did the congress of victors indicate stalin’s position was under threat when kirov received 1,225 votes compared to his own 927 (but kirov refused to stand as general secretary and vote kept secret)
february 1934
when was kirov murdered which was used as useful pretext for launching terror
december 1934
when was the nkvd led by yagoda
1934-36
when was the great terror
1934-37
when was the moscow metro consisting of an 11km line created with 13 stations allowing for peasant migration to cities and effective transport of goods introduced
1935
when was the trial of the 16 that led to the execution of zinoviev, kamenev and 14 of their supporters
1936
when was the new democratic constitution introduced that gave each citizen a vote, freedom of press, religion and organisation and guarantee of employment however only communist party candidates allowed to stand for election
1936
when was the nkvd led by yezhov the bloody dwarf
1936-38
when was the trial of the 17 that led to execution/imprisonment of 17 of trotsky’s former supporters
1937
when was the trial of the 21 that led to the execution of bukharin and many of his supporters
1938
when was yagoda removed, arrested and executed
1938
when was the third 5yp with a focus on armaments of war
1938-41
when was the nkvd led by beria
1938-53
when was yezhov the bloody dwarf arrested
1939
when was trotsky murdered with an ice pick in mexico
1940
when was 1/3 of gov spending on arms production
1940
when did the nkvd supervise the red army
1941
when was the state defence committee responsible for economic coordination and military production and defence during ww2
1942
when did stalin demand the politburo vote to expel molotov’s wife and molotov abstained from vote and later apologised to stalin for this disloyalty
1948
when did beria purge leningrad branch of party and 2,000 were imprisoned/exiled
1949
when was molotov’s wife imprisoned and he made no effort to stop this
1949
when was the mingrelian affair
1951
when was the doctor's’ plot which was stalin’s plan to arrest doctors accused of trying to assassinate him but in reality was a way to remove beria by attacking jewish doctors
1953
when was beria trialled and shot
1953
when did khrushchev and malenkov set up a special commission to review cases of political prisoners who’d been sent to gulags
1954
when was party membership at 6.9 million
1954
when did khrushchev introduce the virgin lands scheme where large areas of unused land should be farmed using a large labour force but was overall successful as land was unused for a reason as remote areas were unsitable for farming
1954
when were 4,620 out of 113.739 prisoners released as a result of the 1954 commission
1955
when had 35.9 million hectares of virgin land been put to use creating a good harvest
1956
when was khrushchev’s secret speech announcing destalinisation that was so shocking several had heart attacks
1956
when were 51,439 prisoners released as a result of the 1954 commission
june 1956
when was the hungarian revolution where the communist satellite state tried to break away from soviet control so they sent in army and repressed rebellion
1956
by what year had half of those executed by stalin been rehabilitated
1962
when was party membership at 11 million
1964
when did khrushchev retire
1964
in what years were only 2 people promoted to politburo
1964-71
in what years did 80-90% of central committee members retain their jobs following party congresses making ussr a gerontocracy
1966-71
when did article 6 of the constitution give party greater power as it established communists as sole legitimate political power in ussr
1977
when was the average age of the politburo 75 and average age of central committee was 62
1982
in what decade was the cotton affair resulting in millions of rouble being claimed for non-existent cotton that was exposed under gorbachev
1980s
when did brezhnev become soviet leader aged 68
1982
when did brezhnev die
1982
when did chernenko become leader mostly copying brezhnev
february 1984
when did chernenko die
march 1985
when was lenin in power
nov 1917 - jan 1924
when was stalin in power
1928-53
when was khrushchev in power
1953-64