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The Russian Revolution, 1905–1924

Every chapter, map and battle — indexed

The Russian Revolution, 1905–1924 is an interactive situation map: 12 guided chapters, 17 dated map states, and 48 battles, turning points and sites of memory, each drawn where it happened. This page is the card catalog — every piece of the atlas as a readable, linkable page.

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THE CHAPTERS

The Brittle Giant
CHAPTER 1 · NOV 1905
The War Breaks the State
CHAPTER 2 · FEB 1917
Dual Power
CHAPTER 3 · JUL 1917
October
CHAPTER 4 · NOV 1917
Brest-Litovsk
CHAPTER 5 · MAR 1918
The Ring of Fire
CHAPTER 6 · JUL 1918
Why the Reds Won
CHAPTER 7 · FEB 1919
Intervention
CHAPTER 8 · MAY 1919
The Borderlands’ Own Revolutions
CHAPTER 9 · AUG 1919
1920 — Warsaw and the Crimea
CHAPTER 10 · OCT 1920
Victors Against the People
CHAPTER 11 · JUL 1921
What Had Been Made
CHAPTER 12 · JAN 1924

THE MAP, YEAR BY YEAR

JAN 1905DEC 1905AUG 1914MAR 1917JUL 1917NOV 1917MAR 1918JUL 1918NOV 1918JUN 1919OCT 1919JAN 1920OCT 1920NOV 19201921DEC 1922JAN 1924

BATTLES, EVENTS & SITES OF MEMORY

Abdication at Pskov Archangel & the North Baku: the oil and the commissars Bloody Sunday Brest-Litovsk Ekaterinburg February in Petrograd Finland’s civil war Georgia taken Kazan: the gold and the Legion Kiev changes hands Komuch at Samara Kronstadt Lenin dies at Gorki Lenin returns: the April Theses Makhno and the Greens Murmansk Mutiny of the Potemkin Omsk: Kolchak’s capital Operation Faustschlag Orel: the high-water Poland reborn Proskurov: the pogroms Red Terror & White Terror Sviyazhsk: Trotsky’s train Tannenberg The Basmachi revolt The Brusilov Offensive The Constituent Assembly The December rising The French at Odessa The July Days The June Offensive The Kornilov affair The Miracle on the Vistula The New Economic Policy The October Manifesto The Peace of Riga The Second Congress The Tambov rebellion The USSR is founded The Volga famine The Winter Palace The evacuation The fight for Moscow The storm of Perekop Tsaritsyn Vladivostok: fourteen flags

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