History and chronology of Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin in Russia

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Government Saratov
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Rule Afghanistan
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Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin History of Russia


1905	Governor
Saratov Appointed Governor of Saratov
1905	Rebellion
Uses force to suppress a peasant rebellion
1906	Assassination
12th Aug Moscow The Socialist revolutionary maximalists make a failed attempt on stolypin's life
1906	Constitution
23rd April The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
26th April Moscow The new fundemental laws for the constitution are made public
1906	Death
12th Aug Moscow The Socialist revolutionary maximalists make a failed attempt on stolypin's life
1906	Duma Closing
8th July Moscow The 1st Duma is closed by the Tsar
1906	Duma Opening
27th April Moscow The 1st Duma is opened by the Tsar
1906	Fundemental Laws
23rd April The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma
1906	Minister of Interior
26th April Appointed Minister of the Interior
1906	Prime Minister
8th July Appointed Chairman of the Council of Ministers
1906	Reform
Moscow Passes a law allowing peasants to leave their communes & set up as individual farmers
1907	Constitution
Moscow Members of the Duma must speak Russia in their ethnic lands
Moscow Stolypin's allows ethnic groups in the Duma but they must speak Russian in their lands
Moscow Stolypin's electoral law allows ethnic groups in the Duma
Moscow Stolypin's electoral law allows ethnic groups into the Duma
Moscow Under Stolypin's constitutional law ethnic groups must speak Russian in their lands
Mar Moscow Stolypin announces a reform program
1907	Convention St Petersburg
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain sign the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1907	Diplomacy
Britain and Russia carve Iran into spheres of influence.
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain sign the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1907	Duma Closing
2nd June Moscow The 2nd Duma is closed by the Tsat & a new electoral law is passed
1907	Duma Opening
20th Feb Moscow The 2nd Duma is opened by the Tsar
7th Nov Moscow The 3rd Duma is opened by the Tsar & remains open until 1912
1907	Reform
Moscow Restricts the electoral franchise to guarantee a conservative majority in the Duma
Moscow Stolypin's allows ethnic groups in the Duma but they must speak Russian in their lands
1907	Rule of Afghanistan
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain sign the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1907	Rule of Iran
Britain and Russia carve Iran into spheres of influence.
1909	Invasion of Persia
26th Mar Russian troops invade northern Persia & occupy Tabriz
1911	Assassination
5th Sep Dies in hospital after being shot 4 days previously
14th Sep Kiev Shot at the opera in Kiev in front of Tsar Nicholas II
1911	Death
18th Sep Death of Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin, in hospital after being shot 4 days previously
1911	Resignation
11th Mar Stolypin resigns as Prime Minister