18 November 1917. Zinaida Gippius

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18 November

Today:

Vladimir Purishkevich is arrested

Soldiers refuse to leave the front

“To the population” - new article by Vladimir Lenin

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

Zinaida Gippius

Sergievskaya 83, Petrograd, Russian Republic

There are curious details of the recent meetings of the frontline troops with the Bolsheviks (where there are always agitators). The troops begin to grow bitter, with skirmishes, with shootings…

while the Bolsheviks, not fighting, gradually corrupt them, entice them, and most importantly, like wild animals, they lure them in. They brought meat, bread, sausages - and they squander it with no consideration. For this they purposefully robbed every commissariat, supply, reserved for the front. Of course, wine washes down this meat. Seeing such a Bolshevik paradise, such “treats”, these famished child-animals immediately turn into Bolshevik “sausages”. It is very frightening, as it is very clearly the devil.

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Marina Tsvetaeva

Koktebel, Crimea, Russian Republic

During the Moscow uprising, cadet officer Moses Halman defended the The Panagia Portaitissa.

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Vladimir Purishkevich

"Rossiya" hotel, 60, Moika embankment, Petrograd, Russian Republic

is arrested

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John Reed

Petrograd, Russian Republic

Even the sun came out, pale and watery, at noon. The colds and rheumatism of the rainy months vanished. The life of the city grew gay, and the very Revolution ran swifter….

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Alfred Knox

Petrograd, Russian Republic

Kirilenko’s new Declaration of the Rights of Soldiers was read at the general meeting of the Soviet last night, but was not published as the majority of the Soviet thought it should be first elaborated in detail. See more

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Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna (the Younger)

Nevsky Prospekt, Petrograd, Russian Republic

Another day passed, then VolodiaDuke, lieutenant, poet. came to see us. My father, he said, had been for the moment set free only on the condition that he would not leave Petrograd until he had received special permission to do so. See more

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17 November

"Here, in this foreign land, only literature can transform the sharp pain of estrangement into a sweet melancholic yearning"

Sculptor Auguste Rodin dies

“The Bolsheviks are masters in the north and at Moscow”

Map of the Royal dynasties of Europe

Romanovs dangerous liaisons

in Petrograd

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in Moscow