Pavel Dybenko

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Age: 28

Party affiliation: Bolshevik

Job: Helsingfors Council of Army, Navy and Workers' Deputies from March 1917

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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

Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko Pavel Dybenko

06.11.17

Send out the charter.

#Revolution. Online #The Baltic Fleet

Pavel Dybenko Military Revolutionary Committee

Helsingfors, Finland

06.11.17

Torpedo boats will leave at dawn. I’m sending troops.

#Revolution. Online #The Baltic Fleet

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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"Polar Star" yacht, Helsingfors, Finland,

02.11.17

We wait. The task has been given to all. The password and alarms have been set. Our signal of action - a telegram addressed to me from Petrograd, signed by Antonov-Ovseyenko: “Send out the charter.” See more

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Mathilde Kschessinskaya's mansion, Petrograd, Russian Empire

22.06.17

As I was passing through Petrograd, I casually stopped at the palace of Kshesinskaya. It was interesting, after all, to visit the apartments of the Tsar’s former mistress, which are now occupied by the Bolsheviks, who send panic throughout all of Petrograd. And frankly, I wanted to meet Lenin himself. See more

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Age: 28

Party affiliation: Bolshevik Job: Helsingfors Council of Army, Navy and Workers' Deputies from March 1917

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Alexandra Kollontai

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Alexandra Kollontai

Alexander Kerensky

Vladimir Lenin