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Saint Petersburg

Saint Petersburg

Russian capital, renamed Petrograd in 1914, where both revolutions of 1917 began.

Place

Also known as Petrograd

Identifiers
Wikidata Q656

Sources

Appears in11 items

  • Fermat’s Last Theorem1 item
    • Euler’s Algebra: cubes, with a gap1770 O.S.
  • The Periodic Table2 items
    • Mendeleev's periodic table17 Feb 1869 O.S.
    • Menshutkin reads the table to the Russian Chemical Society6 Mar 1869 O.S.
  • The Russian Revolutions of 19178 items
    • Strike on the anniversary of Bloody Sunday · site9 Jan 1917 O.S.
    • Lockout at the Putilov works22 Feb 1917 O.S.
    • February Revolution · site23 Feb 1917 O.S.
    • International Women’s Day strike23 Feb 1917 O.S.
    • General strike in Petrograd · site25 Feb 1917 O.S.
    • The Volynsky Regiment mutinies27 Feb 1917 O.S., 04:00
    • The victims of February are buried23 Mar 1917 O.S.
    • Bridges, stations and the telegraph taken24 Oct 1917 O.S., 23:00

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