5 May 1917. Nicholas II

Non-fiction

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

Nicholas II

It was a wonderful spring day. I took a walk with Alexis from 10 until 12, He played on the island, but sentries stood on the other side of the garden and watched. During the day we worked in the previous place. The sun got a lot brighter. At 6:30 the whole family went together to vespers. During the evening I read aloud.

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Petrograd Soviet of Workers and Soldiers Deputies

Tauride Palace, Petrograd, Russian Empire

A unanimous protest by workers and Petrograd soldiers has shown both the Provisional Government and all the peoples of the world that the revolutionary democracy of Russia will never reconcile itself to the restoration of the aims and practices of Tsarist foreign policy. Its task remains, now and in the future, to campaign tirelessly for international peace.

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Claude Debussy

performs Sonata no. 3 for violin and piano for the first time

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Nadezhda Krupskaya

Elizarov's apt. 24, 52 Shirokaya Street., Petrograd, Russian Empire

The masses have organised a demonstration on Nevsky Prospekt. Supporters of the Provisional Government have also organised a demonstration on Nevsky. This turn of events has rallied the Bolsheviks. Resolutions in the spirit of Lenin were passed by the Petrograd Bolshevik organisation.

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Nicholas Roerich

is working on the painting 'Storm Cloud'

Genesis' House, Hympe lake, Russian Empire

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Maurice Paleologue

10, Kutuzova embankment, Petrograd, Russian Empire

The city now wears its wonted appearance.

But, judging from the arrogant tone of the extremist press, the Government's victory is a precarious one . the days of Miliukov, Gutchkov and Prince Lvov are numbered

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