April 14, 1862 - Dresden, Germany - Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin is born
May 24, 1862 - Dresden - Baptized in the Dresden Orthodox Church. The family moves to Moscow region
January(?) 1(?), 1869 - Kalnaberžė, Lithuania (Russian empire) - The Stolypin family moves from Moscow region to Kalnaberžė, Lithuania
January(?) 1(?), 1874 - Vilna (Vilnius, Lithuania) - Enrolled in the second grade of the Vilna Gymnasium
January(?) 1(?), 1876 - Vilna - The Stolypin family moves to Vilna, where Pyotr is enrolled at grammar school
January(?) 1(?), 1879 - Oryol - Transfered to the Oryol Gymnasium with his brother, when the 9th Army Corps under the command of his father moves from Bulgaria to that russian city
June 3, 1881 - Oryol - Graduates from the Oryol Gymnasium
August 31, 1881 - Saint-Petersburg - Begins studying agriculture at St.Petersburg University
October 27, 1884 - Saint-Petersburg - Enlisted in the Ministry of Internal Affairs while still a student =(START)
December(?) 1(?), 1884 - Saint-Petersburg - Marries Olga Borisovna von Neidhart
October 7, 1885 - Saint-Petersburg - Graduates from the Saint-Petersburg University (Physics and Mathematics, with final work on economics). On the same day he is granted the rank of "collegiate secretary". First daughter Maria is born
January 27, 1887 - Saint-Petersburg - Becomes assistant clerk of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Industry
January 1, 1888 - Saint-Petersburg - Granted the rank of "Chamber Junker of the Court of His Imperial Majesty"
October 7, 1888 - Saint-Petersburg - Promoted to "Titular advisor"
January(?) 1(?), 1889 - Saint-Petersburg - Promoted to Collegiate
March 18, 1889 - Kovno (Kaunas, Lithuania) - Becomes marshal of the Kovno Governorate (until 1902)
January(?) 1(?), 1890 - Kovno - Appointed honorary "Justice of the Peace" (empowered to perform the functions of a judge)
January(?) 1(?), 1891 - Kovno - Promoted to "Collegiate Assessor"
December 15, 1892 - Kalnaberžė - Second daughter Elena is born
January(?) 1(?), 1893 - Kovno - Awarded the first "Order of St.Anna"
March 20, 1894 - Kalnaberžė - Third daughter Natalya is born
January(?) 1(?), 1895 - Kovno - Promoted to Court Councilor
August 19, 1895 - Kovno - Fourth daughter Olga is born
January(?) 1(?), 1896 - Kovno - Receives the court rank of Chamberlain
September 30, 1897 - Kalnaberžė - Fifth daughter Alexandra is born
January(?) 1(?), 1901 - Kovno - Promoted to State councilor
May 15(?), 1902 - Bad Elster, Saxony, Germany - Stolypin takes his family "to the waters" of Bad Elster, Germany
May 30, 1902 - While in Bad Elster - Appointed Governor in Grodno Governorate
June 21, 1902 - Grodno (western Belarus) - Arrives in Grodno
July 20, 1903 - Grodno - First son Arkady is born
February 15, 1904 - Saratov - Becomes Governor of Saratov
January 1(?), 1905 - Saratov - Surpresses strikers and peasant unrest in Saratov
April 20(?), 1906 - Tsarkoe Selo, Saint-Petersburg - Summoned to Tstarkoe Selo by the Czar
April 26, 1906 - Saint-Petersburg - Becomes Minister of the Interior of the Russian Empire
July 21, 1906 - Saint-Petersburg - Ivan Goremykin resigns. Nicholas II dissolves the First State Duma and appoints Interior Minister Pyotr Stolypin also as Prime-Minister
August 25, 1906 - Aptekarsky Island, Saint-Petersburg - Stolypin and his children are wounded when three assassins from the Union of Socialist Revolutionaries maximalists bomb a public reception Stolypin was holding at his dacha on Aptekarsky Island. 28 people are killed
October 16, 1906 - Saint-Petersburg - Letter from Nicholas II of Russia
November 9, 1906 - Saint-Petersburg - Agrarian reform decree: "On supplementing some of the provisions of the current law concerning peasant land ownership and land use" - It proclaimed a wide range of measures to destroy the collective land tenure of rural society and create a class of peasant owners of the land
March 13, 1907 - Saint-Petersburg - Speech before the Second Duma
May 7, 1907 - Saint-Petersburg - Stolypin publishes in the Duma a "Government report on a conspiracy" discovered in the capital and aimed at committing terrorist acts against the Czar, Grand Duke Nikolai and himself
June 8, 1907 - Saint-Petersburg - Stolypin dissolves the second Duma
November 7, 1907 - Saint-Petersburg - A Third Duma is elected, dominated by gentry, landowners and businessmen
November 17, 1907 - Saint-Petersburg - In a Duma session, Kadet party member Fedor Rodichev refers to the gallows as "Stolypin's efficient black Monday necktie". Outraged, Stolypin challenges Rodichev to a duel, but Rodichev apologizes to avert it.
January 20, 1910 - Saint-Petersburg - Stolypin issues a circular order to close and to stop the registration of "foreign" societies foreign on the basis of "national interests" (Ukrainian, jewish, german, religious, cultural and educational societies)
June 14, 1910 - Saint-Petersburg - Stolypin's land reforms came before the Duma as a formal law, including a proposal to spread the "zemstvo" system to the southwestern provinces of Asian Russia. Stolypin's political opponents narrowly defeat it.
August 19, 1910 - Kolonets, SE of Moscow - Visit to Kolonets before departing for an Inspection trip to Siberia with Mr.Krivoshein, Chief Administrator of Agriculture and Land Settlement
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| Stolypin (on the left) in Kiev shortly before his death |
August 25(?), 1911 - Kiev - Stolypin travels to Kiev for the unveiling of a statue to Alexander II
August 30, 1911 - Kiev - Stolypin presents a jewish delegation to the Czar
September 14, 1911 - Kiev - Nicholas II, his daughters Olga and Tatyana, and various dignataries visit the Kiev Opera House for a performance of Rimsky-Korsakov's "The tale of the Tsar Saltan". During the intermission, Prime-minister Stolypin is shot four times
September 18, 1911 - Kiev - Prime-Minister Stolypin dies of his wounds, aged 49 =(END)
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