REVOLUTIONS
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Russia
1905 Russian Revolution: wounded and dead
1905 Russian Revolution: wounded and dead
Russia
1905 Russian Revolution: Celebrating people
1905 Russian Revolution: Celebrating people
Russia
1905 Russian Revolution: Lavr Kornilov and soldiers
1905 Russian Revolution: Lavr Kornilov and soldiers: Admiral Kornilov and soldiers: Admiral Kornilov and soldiers
Russia
1905 Russian Revolution: reprisals, executions
1905 Russian Revolution: reprisals, executions
Russia, St.Petersburg
1917 - The Storming of the Winter Palace: The Russian October Revolution
The Russian Revolution of 1917 was a political movement in Russia that climaxed in 1917 with the overthrow of the provisional government that had replaced the Russian Czar system, and led to the establishment of the Soviet Union, which lasted until its collapse in 1991. The Revolution can be viewed in two distinct phases. The first was that of the February Revolution of 1917, which displaced the autocracy of Czar Nicholas II of Russia, the last Czar of Russia, and sought to establish in its place a liberal republic. The second phase was the October Revolution, in which the Soviets were inspired and increasingly controlled by Vladimir Lenin.
Russia, St.Petersburg
1917 - The Storming of the Winter Palace: The Russian October Revolution
The Russian Revolution of 1917 was a political movement in Russia that climaxed in 1917 with the overthrow of the provisional government that had replaced the Russian Czar system, and led to the establishment of the Soviet Union, which lasted until its collapse in 1991. The Revolution can be viewed in two distinct phases. The first was that of the February Revolution of 1917, which displaced the autocracy of Czar Nicholas II of Russia, the last Czar of Russia, and sought to establish in its place a liberal republic. The second phase was the October Revolution, in which the Soviets were inspired and increasingly controlled by Vladimir Lenin.
Germany, Berlin
1918 - The Revolution in Germany: Scheidemann proclaiming the German Republic out of a window in the Reichstag
On November 9th, 1918, a man leans out of a window in the Reichstag and proclaims the Republic. Philipp Scheidemann was a German Social Democratic politican and the first who became Chancellor of the Weimar Republic.
Czechoslovakia, Prague
Alexander Dubček: Speaker of the federal parliament, leads the election, announces Václav Havel as President of Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubček: Speaker of the federal parliament, leads the election, announces Václav Havel as President of Czechoslovakia
Palestinian Territory
Arab-Israeli conflict: The beginning
Arab-Israeli conflict: The beginning
Austria, Vienna
Austrian Civil War - February Uprising: street fighting
Austrian Civil War - February Uprising : street fighting
Iran, Teheran
Ayatollah Khomeini: The Revolution - Khomeini returns from exile
Ayatollah Khomeini : The Revolution - Khomeini returns from exile
Germany, West-Berlin
Benno Ohnesorg: German student killed during a demonstration
Benno Ohnesorg (German pronunciation: (October 15, 1940 – June 2, 1967) was a German university student killed during a demonstration in West Berlin.
Germany, Berlin
Berlin, 1920's: May Day demonstration - the burial of victims of the protest
In January 1919 the leftist Spartacus-rebellion is put down bloodily. Free corps troops abduct Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg on January 15th and kill them at the “Tiergarten”. On March 13, 1920 parts of the “Reichswehr” (empire’s army) overthrow their break-up as ordered by the “Versailler Vertrag” (Versaille agreement) and proclaim the rightist conservative Wolfgang Kapp imperial chancellor. A general strike organized by SPD and KPD leads to the collapse of the Kapp-Putsch. In October of 1920 7 cities, 59 country communities and 27 property districts are being suburbanized to Berlin by law and the city is divided into 20 districts. The population is now 3.8 million, the size 878 square kilometers. Berlin becomes Europe’s largest industrial city and turns out to be a cultural metropolis in the Twenties. Artists such as Otto Dix, Lionel Feininger, Bertolt Brecht and Arnold Zweig and Nobel Prize laureate Albert Einstein live and work in Berlin. In 1923 inflation is at its peak level. In 1924 the „1. Große Deutsche Funkausstellung“ (first big German radio exhibition) inaugurates on the fairgrounds. In 1926 the first “Grüne Woche”(agricultural exhibition) takes place. In August of 1928 the debut performance of “The Threepenny Opera” by B. Brecht occurs in the theater at the “Schiffbauerdamm”. About 150 daily and weekly papers are released in the city. The global economic crisis seizes Berlin in 1929. There are 450.000 people jobless in February.
Germany, Berlin
Berlin, 1920's: May Day riots, 1929
In January 1919 the leftist Spartacus-rebellion is put down bloodily. Free corps troops abduct Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg on January 15th and kill them at the “Tiergarten”. On March 13, 1920 parts of the “Reichswehr” (empire’s army) overthrow their break-up as ordered by the “Versailler Vertrag” (Versaille agreement) and proclaim the rightist conservative Wolfgang Kapp imperial chancellor. A general strike organized by SPD and KPD leads to the collapse of the Kapp-Putsch. In October of 1920 7 cities, 59 country communities and 27 property districts are being suburbanized to Berlin by law and the city is divided into 20 districts. The population is now 3.8 million, the size 878 square kilometers. Berlin becomes Europe’s largest industrial city and turns out to be a cultural metropolis in the Twenties. Artists such as Otto Dix, Lionel Feininger, Bertolt Brecht and Arnold Zweig and Nobel Prize laureate Albert Einstein live and work in Berlin. In 1923 inflation is at its peak level. In 1924 the „1. Große Deutsche Funkausstellung“ (first big German radio exhibition) inaugurates on the fairgrounds. In 1926 the first “Grüne Woche”(agricultural exhibition) takes place. In August of 1928 the debut performance of “The Threepenny Opera” by B. Brecht occurs in the theater at the “Schiffbauerdamm”. About 150 daily and weekly papers are released in the city. The global economic crisis seizes Berlin in 1929. There are 450.000 people jobless in February.
Germany, Berlin
Berlin, 1920's: riot in Berlin streets, the people are protesting
Berlin, 1920's: riot in Berlin streets, the people are protesting In January 1919 the leftist Spartacus-rebellion is put down bloodily. Free corps troops abduct Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg on January 15th and kill them at the “Tiergarten”. On March 13, 1920 parts of the “Reichswehr” (empire’s army) overthrow their break-up as ordered by the “Versailler Vertrag” (Versaille agreement) and proclaim the rightist conservative Wolfgang Kapp imperial chancellor. A general strike organized by SPD and KPD leads to the collapse of the Kapp-Putsch. In October of 1920 7 cities, 59 country communities and 27 property districts are being suburbanized to Berlin by law and the city is divided into 20 districts. The population is now 3.8 million, the size 878 square kilometers. Berlin becomes Europe’s largest industrial city and turns out to be a cultural metropolis in the Twenties. Artists such as Otto Dix, Lionel Feininger, Bertolt Brecht and Arnold Zweig and Nobel Prize laureate Albert Einstein live and work in Berlin. In 1923 inflation is at its peak level. In 1924 the „1. Große Deutsche Funkausstellung“ (first big German radio exhibition) inaugurates on the fairgrounds. In 1926 the first “Grüne Woche”(agricultural exhibition) takes place. In August of 1928 the debut performance of “The Threepenny Opera” by B. Brecht occurs in the theater at the “Schiffbauerdamm”. About 150 daily and weekly papers are released in the city. The global economic crisis seizes Berlin in 1929. There are 450.000 people jobless in February.
Russia, Petrograd
Bloody Sunday: Massacre at Winter Palace, unarmed demonstrators were fired upon by soldiers of the Imperial Guard as they marched towards the Winter Palace
Bloody Sunday: Massacre at Winter Palace, unarmed demonstrators were fired upon by soldiers of the Imperial Guard as they marched towards the Winter Palace
Cuba
Camilo Cienfuegos: Cuban revolutionary, key figure of the Cuban Revolution
Camilo Cienfuegos: Cuban revolutionary, key figure of the Cuban Revolution
Cuba
Camilo Cienfuegos: Cienfuegos among cuban revolutionaries
Camilo Cienfuegos: Cienfuegos among cuban revolutionaries
Portugal, Lisboa
Carnation Revolution: General de Spínola - celebreted crowd
Carnation Revolution: General de Spínola - celebreted crowd
Portugal, Lisbon
Carnation Revolution: Military coup, regime, Estado Novo, end of the dictatorship, carnation, dictatorship, democracy, soldiers on tank, celebration, street parade
Carnation Revolution: Military coup, regime, Estado Novo, end of the dictatorship, carnation, dictatorship, democracy, soldiers on tank, celebration, street parade
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