2 September 1917. Vladimir Purishkevich

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

Vladimir Purishkevich

State Duma, 47, Shpalernaya, Petrograd

Words are pointless, now is not the time for words. The situation has worsened to the ultimate. Germans will capture Riga any day now. Bolsheviks took the lead in the Soviet of Workers’ and Soldiers’ deputies. They are planning something big.

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You’re all asking me how I’m doing and where have I gone. In the night our belated train brought me to Petrograd. Well, it’s nice, although quite wet and dirty. The first face that I saw was Eleanor. See more

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Pierre Pascal

Petrograd, Russian Empire

Elections. Everyone is calm. Many people won’t vote - and they will regret it later.

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Sofia Tolstaya

Yasnaya Pol'yana, Tul'skaya guberniya, Russian Empire

Reading papers takes a lot of time and terrifies me.

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Nicholas II

Tobolsk, Russian Empire

It was ideal weather. During the day the temperature went down to 21 degrees in the shade. At 11 o'clock we had church services in the hall.went out into the garden to work. I chopped down a dry pine tree. After tea, as on all these days, I read to my daughters on the balcony under the burning rays of the sun. The evening was warm and moonlit.

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