Bloody Sunday

massacre in Russia in January 1905
Event strike Q185642
Bloody Sunday
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Summary

Bloody Sunday is a strike[1].

Key Facts

  • Country: Russian Empire[2]
  • Instance of: mass shooting[3]
  • Location: Saint Petersburg[4]
  • Part of: Russian Revolution of 1905[5]
  • Point in time: January 9, 1905[6]
  • Has cause: General strike in St. Petersburg 1905[7]
  • Facet of: malfeasance in office[8]
  • Described by source: Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 2[9]
  • Has immediate cause: The St. Petersburg workmen's petition to the Tsar (January 22, 1905)[10]
  • Native label: Кровавое воскресенье[11]
  • Different from: Bloody Sunday[12]

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