Timeline of Important Events in Russian History! By: Ivy Phillips.

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Timeline of Important Events in Russian History! By: Ivy Phillips

1917 The Russian Revolution. It marked the end of the reign of Czar Nicolas II. Was the beginning of communism The U.S.S.R. is established. Josef Stalin becomes General Secretary of the Communist Party Stalin takes control of the Communist Party USSR & Germany sign non- aggression pact; The two countries invade Poland, beginning WWII; USSR invades Finland Stalin dies; collective leadership rules the USSR; Georgi Malenkov becomes chairman of Council of Ministers; Khrushchev becomes head of the Communist Party 1961 Berlin Wall built; Yuri Gagarin becomes first man in space USSR and USA sign treaty to limit production of nuclear weapons because of the Cold War Gorbachev institutes reforms in voting, allows Soviet citizens to vote for people other than Communist Party members; Communist Party of the Soviet Union suffers minimal loss in elections, but still hold vast majority of seats 1992 Yeltsin launches free-market reforms; devaluation of ruble ensues; millions become private property owners as state-owned assets are sold off 1996 Yeltsin narrowly defeats the communists in the 2 nd presidential election

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