Dmitry Verderevsky

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Age: 44

Rank: rear admiral Job: Minister of the Navy of the Provisional Government

Occupation: Headquarters Supervisor at the Baltic fleet

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Project 1917 is a series of events that took place a hundred years ago as described by those involved. It is composed only of diaries, letters, memoirs, newspapers and other documents

Dmitry Verderevsky

Winter Palace, Petrograd, Russian Republic

07.11.17

I don't understand why the assembly was called and why we are continuing the session? We have no real power, therefore, we are powerless to do anything, and therefore, it is pointless to continue our meeting.

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Pavel Dybenko

"Polar Star" yacht, Helsingfors, Finland,

04.11.17

Gradually, we were sent one after another to Petrograd to repair the ships damaged in the last battles. Gullible Verderevsky, not to mention Kerensky, didn’t quite understand why the ships were sent to Petrograd against his will. Repairs on the cruiser Aurora were hastily finished and is intended to be sent to Helsinki to join its brigade. It is necessary to it to be delayed in Petrograd as long as possible, as conveyed on behalf the Aurora’s Central Baltic Fleet Committee Chairman Kurkov, "Do not obey the orders of the Provisional Government to send the Aurora on a raid. Wait for the Central Baltic Fleet Committee’s approval. Central Baltic Fleet Committee will address you by name.”

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Age: 44

Rank: rear admiral Occupation: Headquarters Supervisor at the Baltic fleet Job: Minister of the Navy of the Provisional Government