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Half Title Title Page Copyright Contents TUESDAY, 13 MARCH
CHAPTER 171 Shlyapnikov’s worries. – Must save Gorky! CHAPTER 172 The Emperor in his train car before departure. CHAPTER 173 Shlyapnikov takes the garden paths to Serdoboloskaya. CHAPTER 174 The Nekrasov brothers face the firing squad. CHAPTER 175 The voyenka at night’s end. – Livelier in the morning. CHAPTER 176 Ensigns Andrusov and Grimm join the revolution. DOCUMENTS – 2 From dispatches to the Military Commission. CHAPTER 177 The spirit of the French Revolution. – Shulgin takes the Peter and Paul Fortress. CHAPTER 178 Khabalov’s detachment in its final inaction. – General Belyaev’s calculations. CHAPTER 179 The Bolsheviks’ manifesto. CHAPTER 180 Kutepov in the mirror room. CHAPTER 181 Rodzyanko prepares new telegrams. – Gives the tsaritsa some advice. – Reaches out to diplomats. Delivers speech to a Preobrazhensky battalion. – Without officers? CHAPTER 182 The morning in Petrograd (fragments) CHAPTER 183 Calculations of the Baltic Fleet leaders. DOCUMENTS – 3 Rodzyanko to all commanders. CHAPTER 184 The Empress gets no support. – Should they go? Should they stay? CHAPTER 185 Wheeled battalion smashed. – Balkashin’s death. CHAPTER 186 Shingarev’s condition. – Life Guards in the Tauride Palace. – Speeches by Rodzyanko and Milyukov. – Shingarev joins the food supply commission. CHAPTER 187 Nikolai Iudovich delays departure. – Khabalov’s telegraphed replies. CHAPTER 188 Khabalov’s detachment capitulates. CHAPTER 189 General Alekseev’s loyalty. Strengthening the dispatched troops. – The problem of controlling the railroads. Kislyakov. CHAPTER 190 Engineer Bublikov seizes Ministry of Roads and Railways. – Minister Krieger-Voinovsky. CHAPTER 191 Arrest of Khabalov’s remaining generals. – City Governor Balk taken to the Duma. CHAPTER 192 Igor Krivoshein arrested. CHAPTER 193 Executive Committee in commotion. How to defend the revolution? How to get financing? Let soldiers into the Soviet? – Calculation among factions. CHAPTER 194 Peshekhonov assumes the Petersburg Side commissariat. – Lenartovich attacks the Engineers Castle. CHAPTER 195 Moscow Regiment officers in the Duma. CHAPTER 196 Guchkov in the Duma. – Speeches to the Mikhailovsky School cadets. CHAPTER 197 Obodovsky at the Military Commission. – Over which Guchkov assumes control. CHAPTER 198 Baron Raden’s adventures in Petrograd. CHAPTER 199 In the royal train. – Alarming telegrams. – Reassuring signs. CHAPTER 200 Bonch-Bruevich: commissar for the printing presses. – Himmer’s efforts on behalf of Izvestia. CHAPTER 201 Panic in the crush of the Soviet. CHAPTER 202 Urgent concerns for the Military Commission. – Panic. – Kerensky at the window. – Searching for reserves. CHAPTER 203 Daytime in Petrograd (fragments). CHAPTER 204 Captain Nelidov in a worker’s apartment. CHAPTER 205 Lenartovich brings order to Kamennoostrovsky Prospect. – Peshekhonov establishes his commissariat. CHAPTER 206 Grand Duke Pavel goes to the Empress. CHAPTER 207 The Interdistrict group. – Their actions since mid-February. – Matvei Ryss composes his leaflet. CHAPTER 208 Clemency for the Wheeled unit officers. CHAPTER 209 Nina Kaul’s impulse. – Andozerskaya’s inaction. – Lenartovich arrives with a search party. CHAPTER 210 Protopopov wends through the city. – At the tailor’s apartment. – A soliloquy of repentance. – The astrologer used the new calendar. CHAPTER 211 How Prince Lvov was drawn into a political career. – He is summoned to Petrograd. – The “red prince” befuddled. CHAPTER 212 Kutepov forces his way into the regimental officers’ club. – The Preobrazhensky officers’ dismay. – Kutepov makes the rounds of the barracks. CHAPTER 213 They’re cutting ham with a sword. – Arranging to take detainees away in the neighbor’s motorcar. D O C U M E N T S – 4 From Military Commission papers. CHAPTER 214 Alekseev’s doubts about the situation and about sending troops. CHAPTER 215 At Kalisa’s for the day. CHAPTER 216 At the Moscow City Duma. CHAPTER 217 The royal train at Rzhev. – At Likhoslavl. CHAPTER 218 The Duma deputies’ day. CHAPTER 219 Rodzyanko’s trials, travails, and tribulations. – Constrained with respect to the Emperor. – Stop the troops through direct negotiations. – Sacrifice himself for everyone. – The conquest of Moscow. CHAPTER 220 The evening (fragments). CHAPTER 221 Engineer Lomonosov mobilizes. CHAPTER 222 General Staffers arrive at the Military Commission. CHAPTER 223 The rescued Moscow men roam around the Tauride Palace. – At a Military Commission meeting. CHAPTER 224 Dinner with Gorky at Manukhin’s. – Himmer on duty at an emptied EC. – How to instill freedom inside the army? CHAPTER 225 Milyukov foresees the Duma’s demise. – Impressions of Prince Lvov. – Assembling the government puzzle. CHAPTER 226 Protopopov’s arrest. CHAPTER 227 The regime of the ministerial pavilion and its prisoners. CHAPTER 228 Ominous rumors at the Tsarskoye Selo palace. – Just so there is no bloodshed! – The Empress reviews her companies. CHAPTER 229 The royal train at Vyshni Volochok. – At Bologoye. CHAPTER 230 Tribulations of a Convoy half-hundred. – They go to see Karaulov. CHAPTER 231 Lomonosov arrives at Bublikov’s office. – The royal train is to be taken captive! CHAPTER 232 General Evert’s frustration. CHAPTER 233 Rozdyanko calms Alekseev. – Alekseev’s mood brightens. DOCUMENTS – 5 Telegram no. 1833 CHAPTER 234 Rodzyanko’s heroic night. – Now he must meet the Emperor. CHAPTER 235 The royal trains diverted at Malaya Vishera. CHAPTER 236 The Moscow men spend the night at the Tauride Palace. – Predictions of an elder from Uglich. – “They planted a bayonet in me!” CHAPTER 237 The Preobrazhensky Regiment stopped at Lutsk.
WEDNESDAY, 14 MARCH
CHAPTER 238 Officers from Siberia arrive in Petrograd. CHAPTER 239 Bublikov and Lomonosov. – Detain the Tsar! DOCUMENTS – 6 Bublikov’s telegram to the Dno station. CHAPTER 240 Rodzyanko’s plan to go to an audience with the Emperor. – But the Tsar slipped past Bologoye. – The Empress invites him. – An order from Rodzyanko? The soldiers’ fury. DOCUMENTS – 7 The Military Commission – to officers in Petrograd. CHAPTER 241 Vorotyntsev through early morning Moscow. CHAPTER 242 The Emperor detained? – The Empress’s guard melts away. CHAPTER 243 Admiral Nepenin leads! DOCUMENTS – 8 From the papers of the Military Commission. CHAPTER 244 Himmer and the question of government. – His advice to Kerensky. CHAPTER 245 '' (from the bulletin of Petrograd journalists) CHAPTER 246 Evert completely discouraged, and GHQ is not explaining. CHAPTER 247 Imperial trains at Valdai. – At Staraya Russa. CHAPTER 248 General Alekseev’s back-and-forth. Halting the Southwest Army Group regiments. CHAPTER 249 Petrograd, early in the day (fragments). CHAPTER 250 Chaos at the commissariat. Peshekhonov takes pains. DOCUMENTS – 9 Engelhardt’s order. CHAPTER 251 Colonel Polovtsov at the Military Commission. CHAPTER 252'' (from Izvestia of the Soviet of Workers’ Deputies) CHAPTER 253 Gathering of officers at the Hall of the Army and Navy. CHAPTER 254 Cavalry Captain Voronovich. – The mutiny spreads across Luga. CHAPTER 255 The EC discusses taking power. CHAPTER 256 Permit or forbid Rodzyanko to go see the Tsar? CHAPTER 257 Colonel Kutepov walks to the Preobrazhensky barracks. – Should they drive to the Tauride Palace? CHAPTER 258 Rodzyanko handicapped and constrained. – His own people won’t let him go! CHAPTER 259 The soldier Soviet rages about officers. CHAPTER 260 Captain Nelidov back at his battalion. – Devastation. CHAPTER 261 Vorotyntsev at Moscow Military District headquarters. – Around Moscow. CHAPTER 262 Kutepov in the Tauride. – Athens. CHAPTER 263 General Ivanov’s train crawls ahead. – Fugitive soldiers coming at him. CHAPTER 264 General Belyaev in hiding. – Becoming a private citizen! CHAPTER 265 Petrograd during the day (fragments). CHAPTER 266 Grand Duke Kirill in the Tauride Palace. CHAPTER 267 Guchkov’s efforts and thoughts. CHAPTER 268 Royal train at the Dno station. CHAPTER 269 Lenartovich in Kshesinskaya’s mansion. CHAPTER 270 Machine-gun regiment descends on Peshekhonov. CHAPTER 271 Paschal joy at the Public Library. – Vera at home. CHAPTER 272 Vorotyntsev in Moscow, torn where to go. CHAPTER 273 The Executive Committee completes debate on taking power. – Sokolov brings a soldier addition to the EC. CHAPTER 274 Murders in Luga, the mutiny widens. CHAPTER 275 Alekseev steps up persuasion of the Emperor. – A majority forms among the commanders-in-chief. CHAPTER 276 General Sukhomlinov arrested. – A windmill. CHAPTER 277 Into the evening and night – in Petrograd, Schlüsselburg, Moscow, Kronstadt (fragments) CHAPTER 278 Shulgin in the Duma maelstrom. – If only machine guns! – How the new government forms. CHAPTER 279 Rodzyanko abandons hope for his journey. CHAPTER 280 Bublikov’s moves and plans. – Not appreciated in the Duma. CHAPTER 281 General Ruzsky’s former service. – Languishing. – Ruzsky prepares to meet the Emperor. – Meeting at the Pskov train station. CHAPTER 282 Grand Duke Mikhail at the Putyatins’ apartment. – Telegram to his brother. – The grand dukes’ manifesto. CHAPTER 283 Order No. 1 takes shape. CHAPTER 284 The Maklakov brothers. – Nikolai Maklakov in the ministerial pavilion. – His failed service as minister. – The courier summons. – The abortive manifesto. CHAPTER 285 Ruzsky demands a responsible ministry. – The Emperor in agony. CHAPTER 286 Duma Deputies at Tsarskoye Selo. – The Empress rejects the grand dukes’ manifesto. – Old man Ivanov has arrived! CHAPTER 287 General Ivanov arrives at Tsarskoye Selo. Meeting with officers of the General Staff. – Undertake no action. – Telegram no. 1833. – Summoned to the palace. CHAPTER 288 The murder of Captain Fergen. CHAPTER 289 Milyukov’s unique political preparation. – His efforts to bring the Kadets and socialists closer together. – Socialists still trying to keep themselves separate. – There will be negotiations! CHAPTER 290 Himmer prepares for negotiations. CHAPTER 291 General Ruzsky among the Tsar’s suite. – With the Emperor again. – Obtains a responsible ministry. – Stops the troops of the Northern Army Group. – And General Ivanov, too. CHAPTER 292 Dmitri Vyazemsky wounded. – Guchkov alongside the dying man. CHAPTER 293 Milyukov’s negotiations with the Soviet about the government’s program. CHAPTER 294 General Alekseev’s torment. – Western Amy Group regiments halted. CHAPTER 295 A crushed Rodzyanko goes to the General Staff. CHAPTER 296 General Ivanov with the Empress. – He departs Tsarskoye Selo. CHAPTER 297 Evert’s isolation. – Regiments stopped. CHAPTER 298 Milyukov’s negotiations with the Soviet continue. CHAPTER 299 The bows of revolution. CHAPTER 300 Ruzsky and Rodzyanko speak by telegraph. – “The dynastic question has been posed point-blank.” CHAPTER 301 Rodzyanko again on wings. CHAPTER 302 Soviets soften “Order No. 1” during printing. – They intercept an Interdistrict-SR leaflet. CHAPTER 303 Guchkov breaks Milyukov’s agreement with the Soviets. – On his way to take the Tsar’s abdication. CHAPTER 304 Borodino Life Guards disarmed at Luga Station.
THURSDAY, 15 MARCH
CHAPTER 305 Northern Army Group headquarters opens the way to the Petrograd news. CHAPTER 306 General Alekseev waits for news from Pskov. – Idea of Emperor’s abdication strengthens among top generals. CHAPTER 307 Milyukov’s life. – Maneuvers in forming a government. CHAPTER 308 GHQ turns to the commanders-in-chief to support the abdication. CHAPTER 309 The Emperor’s difficult morning. – He learns the night’s news from Ruzsky. – Even the Convoy! . . . – Alekseev’s inquiry. – The relief of abdicating. CHAPTER 310'' (from Izvestia of the Soviet of Workers’ Deputies) CHAPTER 311 Admiral Nepenin proceeds decisively. CHAPTER 312 Bazarov’s betrayal. – How to dampen the Soviet’s plenum. – Kerensky asks the EC to approve him joining the government. CHAPTER 313 Morning to afternoon in Petrograd (fragments). CHAPTER 314 Stankevich leads engineers to the Duma. – His prediction to Kerensky. CHAPTER 315 Peshekhonov in the House of the People with the machine-gunners. – Nearly shot in his own commissariat. CHAPTER 316 Ksenia during Moscow’s revolutionary days. CHAPTER 317'' (from the first newspapers) CHAPTER 318 The Military Commission runs nothing. – Orders, orders. – And scoundrels. – General Kornilov selected to command the district. CHAPTER 319 The Empress’s morning. – Everyone had betrayed them! CHAPTER 320 Evert thrashes under the ultimatum. – Might wins out. CHAPTER 321 Alekseev puts pressure on the commanders-in-chief. CHAPTER 322 Vorotyntsev on the Kiev train. CHAPTER 323 Shingarev in the Food Supply Commission. – Minister of Agriculture, not Minister of Finance. CHAPTER 324 Shlyapnikov rushes about, searches for the right place. – Leaflet, war on Rodzyanko and Milyukov! CHAPTER 325 Soldiers at the Soviet. – Kerensky’s circus. CHAPTER 326 Dmitri Vyazemsky dies. – Guchkov and Shulgin on their way to Pskov. CHAPTER 327 Three generals with the Emperor. – The Emperor reads the opinions of the commanders-in-chief. – Signs telegrams with his abdication. CHAPTER 328 Milyukov in the Ekaterininsky Hall announces the creation of a Provisional Government. – “What about the dynasty?” – Milyukov loses his caution. CHAPTER 329 General Ivanov maneuvers. – At the Susanino station. DOCUMENTS – 10 General Sakharov’s telegram. CHAPTER 330 Kutepov at the Preobrazhensky Battalion for the last time. – Inspection of the guards. – He leaves. CHAPTER 331 GHQ languishes in anticipation of abdication. CHAPTER 332 Trepov at Krivoshein’s. – At the Ministry of Railways. – The ministers at loose ends. – Bublikov does not get the ministry. CHAPTER 333 Soviet votes not to join the government. CHAPTER 334 Himmer’s unsuccessful speech to the crowd. CHAPTER 335 Likonya: “He’s calling me!” CHAPTER 336 Rodzyanko realizes he is Head of the Russian State. – Kornilov’s appointment to the Petrograd District. CHAPTER 337 Ruzsky refuses to return the Tsar’s abdication telegram. – The Emperor consults with the Life Guards physician about the Heir’s health. CHAPTER 338 Foment a revolution in Sweden, not Switzerland! – In Petersburg? Vague news. – Lenin in the Russian reading room. – On the Zurichberg. CHAPTER 339 Kerensky the minister introduces himself to the Ekaterininsky Hall. – His first dispatches and first plans. CHAPTER 340 Fragments from the afternoon and evening. CHAPTER 341 Guchkov at the Luga station. – Will they let him pass? CHAPTER 342 The Empress prepares to send letters to the Emperor with officers. – God will deliver us! CHAPTER 343 The revolution comes to Rostov. – At the Arkhangorodskys’. CHAPTER 344 Conclusion of talks between the EC and government. CHAPTER 345 En route. Shulgin works on the draft manifesto. CHAPTER 346 Alekseev supports Kornilov’s appointment. – GHQ nervous in anticipation of the abdication. CHAPTER 347 First session of the Provisional Government. CHAPTER 348 The Tauride Palace’s defilement. – Officers’ alarm at Rodzyanko. – Milyukov’s retreat. CHAPTER 349 Guchkov and Shulgin in the royal train car. – The abdication of Nikolai II. CHAPTER 350 Sending the ministers to the Peter and Paul Fortress. CHAPTER 351 Dinner with Ruzsky. DOCUMENTS – 11 General Ivanov’s telegram. CHAPTER 352 General Alekseev’s headquarters training. – The abdication Manifesto takes on life. CHAPTER 353 The Emperor alone.
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