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10-15-2009, 08:04 PM
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History question: Bloody Sunday
I was just browsing wikipedia, and I was reading about the Russian Revolution. I see Bloody Sunday come up, which was a demonstration by striking workers in St. Petersburg who were fired upon by Tsarist troops. Basically a government massacre. I see two dates:
January 9, 1905 and January 22, 1905. I can't seem to find a relation between the two other than January 22, 1905 has the label [New Style]. What's that about? Is that like how the Revolutionary France had its own calendar? Which one is it now? Like according to our calendar? The 9th or the 22nd? |
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History question: Bloody Sunday
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