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09/07/1856 |
Alexander II is crowned as Emperor of the Russian Empire |
Foreign |
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01/29/1860 |
Anton Chekhov is born in southern Russia |
Cultural |
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08/26/1859 |
Final resistance to the Russian conquest of the Caucasus ends with the capture of Chechen leader Shamil |
Foreign |
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10/24/1861 |
In Russia, authorities reopen the University of St. Petersburg, shut down earlier by student riots |
US/the World |
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10/06/1861 to 10/09/1861 |
In Russia, rioting students close down the University of St. Petersburg |
US/the World |
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11/09/1866 |
In St. Petersburg, the future Alexander III of Russia marries Princess Dagmar of Denmark. |
US/the World |
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04/04/1866 |
In St. Petersburg, Tsar Alexander II of Russia survives the first of many assassination attempts |
Crime/Disasters |
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04/24/1865 |
In the French coast resort of Nice, the heir to the Russian Empire dies of meningitis, aged twenty-one |
US/the World |
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06/16/1867 |
Near the Arctic port of Archangel in Russia, floating pack ice traps and destroys dozens of merchant ships. |
Crime/Disasters |
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02/14/1846 |
Polish nationalists in Kraków lead a month-long uprising against Russian rule |
Foreign |
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02/08/1863 |
Prussia pledges to support Russia in its effort to prevent Polish independence |
US/the World |
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04/19/1853 |
Russia claims right to protect Christian subjects in the Ottoman Empire |
Foreign |
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01/11/1862 |
Secretary of War Simon Cameron resigns and is appointed minister to Russia |
Lawmaking/Litigating |
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01/12/1832 |
Senate confirms James Buchanan's appointment as minister to Russia |
Legal/Political |
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01/18/1861 |
The Bank of England replenishes its gold reserves as American financial disruption effects Europe |
Business/Industry |
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03/12/1846 |
The Polish rebellion against Russia comes to an end |
Foreign |
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08/14/1853 |
The Turkish sultan rejects the Vienna Note |
Foreign |
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01/17/1862 |
The U.S. Senate votes 26-14 to confirm Simon Cameron as the new ambassador to Russia |
Lawmaking/Litigating |
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06/13/1858 |
Treaty signed between United States and China |
US/the World |
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03/03/1861 |
Tsar Alexander II signs the legislation ending serfdom in the Russian Empire |
US/the World |
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10/04/1853 |
Turkish ultimatum calls upon Russia to stop encroachment in Danube region |
Foreign |
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03/02/1859 |
Yiddish popular writer Shalom Aleichem born in the Ukraine |
Cultural |
