Georgy Pyatakov
1890 to 1937
10 documented presences
10 places
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Georgy Leonidovich Pyatakov (6 August 1890 – 30 January 1937) was a Ukrainian revolutionary and Soviet politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Georgy Pyatakov was documented, and when
6 August 1890exact date
Kiev Governorateattested
“Kievsky, Lyalin, Kii, Yaponets (Japanese), Ryjii) was born 6 August 1890 in the Cherkasy district in the Kiev Governorate of the Russian Empire, now modern-day Ukraine, where his father, Leonid Timofeyevich Pyatakov (1847–1915), was an e…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
6 August 1890exact date
Cherkasy Oblastattested
“Kievsky, Lyalin, Kii, Yaponets (Japanese), Ryjii) was born 6 August 1890 in the Cherkasy district in the Kiev Governorate of the Russian Empire, now modern-day Ukraine, where his father, Leonid Timofeyevich Pyatakov (1847–1915), was an e…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
1907 to 1910period
Kievattested
“From 1907, he was a student at the Faculty of Economics of St Petersburg University, until he was expelled in 1910, and deported back to Kiev, for taking part in student disturbances.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
June 1912month
Siberiaattested
“Arrested in June 1912, he spent a year and a half exiled to Siberia with his partner, Yevgenia Bosch, in the village of Usolye, Irkutsk.”
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April 1916month
Stockholmattested
“And that was done." After this breach, Pyatakov, Bukharin, and Bosch moved to Stockholm, but were expelled from Sweden in April 1916 for being present at a conference organised by Swedish socialists to oppose attempts to involve Sweden i…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
April 1916month
Swedenattested
“And that was done." After this breach, Pyatakov, Bukharin, and Bosch moved to Stockholm, but were expelled from Sweden in April 1916 for being present at a conference organised by Swedish socialists to oppose attempts to involve Sweden i…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
March 1917month
Ukraineattested
“He lived in Ukraine from March 1917, becoming a member, then in April, chairman, of the Kiev Committee of the RSDLP.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
December 1935month
Osloattested
“On the opening day of the trial Pyatakov told a story that while he was on an official visit to Berlin in December 1935, he secretly flew by private plane to an airdrome 'in Oslo' where he was taken by car to meet Trotsky, who was in exi…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
December 1935month
Norwayattested
“On the opening day of the trial Pyatakov told a story that while he was on an official visit to Berlin in December 1935, he secretly flew by private plane to an airdrome 'in Oslo' where he was taken by car to meet Trotsky, who was in exi…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
December 1935month
Berlinattested
“On the opening day of the trial Pyatakov told a story that while he was on an official visit to Berlin in December 1935, he secretly flew by private plane to an airdrome 'in Oslo' where he was taken by car to meet Trotsky, who was in exi…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
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Places Georgy Pyatakov is documented in
Berlin1 presence · 1935Kiev1 presence · 1907Norway1 presence · 1935Oslo1 presence · 1935Siberia1 presence · 1912Stockholm1 presence · 1916Sweden1 presence · 1916Ukraine1 presence · 1917
Cherkasy Oblast1 presence · 1890
Kiev Governorate1 presence · 1890
Other places tied to Georgy Pyatakov in the record
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1893 to 1937period
Vinnytsiamentioned
“Their younger brother, Ivan (1893–1937), who worked as an agronomist in Vinnytsia, was shot in 1937.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
October 1914month
Empire of Japanmentioned
“In October 1914, he and Bosch escaped from exile through Japan and the United States to Switzerland, where they joined the émigré revolutionary community, and joined the editorial board of the journal Kommunist.”
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October 1914month
Switzerlandmentioned
“In October 1914, he and Bosch escaped from exile through Japan and the United States to Switzerland, where they joined the émigré revolutionary community, and joined the editorial board of the journal Kommunist.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
1915year
Switzerlandmentioned
“However, during 1915, the Bolshevik group in Switzerland was split over the issue of small nations' rights to national self-determination, which Lenin supported, but Nikolai Bukharin, Pyatakov, and Bosch opposed.”
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May 1917month
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“During the party conference in Petrograd, in May 1917–at a time of growing support in Finland for independence from Russia–Stalin put forward a motion in favour of self-determination of small nations, which Pyatakov opposed.”
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May 1917month
Russiamentioned
“During the party conference in Petrograd, in May 1917–at a time of growing support in Finland for independence from Russia–Stalin put forward a motion in favour of self-determination of small nations, which Pyatakov opposed.”
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May 1917month
Finlandmentioned
“During the party conference in Petrograd, in May 1917–at a time of growing support in Finland for independence from Russia–Stalin put forward a motion in favour of self-determination of small nations, which Pyatakov opposed.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
July 1918month
Taganrogmentioned
“At the founding congress of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Ukraine, in Taganrog in July 1918, Pyatakov was elected as Central Committee Secretary.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
November 1918month
Ukrainementioned
“From November 1918, after the German army withdrew from Ukraine, to mid-January 1919, Pyatakov was a head of the Provisional Worker's and Peasant's Government of Ukraine ().”
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1920year
Ukrainementioned
“Pyatakov served as a political commissar with the Red Army in Ukraine during the Russian Civil War, and again during the 1920 Polish–Soviet War.”
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1920year
Crimeamentioned
“Simon Liberman, who worked for the Soviet government during part on the 1920s was with Pyatakov in the Crimea, in 1920, and witnessed how he reacted when Trotsky rang: Despite his support for Trotsky, Pyatakov was anxious that the commun…”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
October 1923month
German Empirementioned
“In October 1923, travelling under the name 'Arwid', Pyatakov was part of the Comintern sent to Germany during the abortive attempt to bring about a communist revolution.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
1927year
Parismentioned
“In 1927, Pyatakov was sent to Paris as trade representative at the USSR embassy.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
1927year
USSRmentioned
“In 1927, Pyatakov was sent to Paris as trade representative at the USSR embassy.”
source: Wikipedia: Georgy Pyatakov
1928year
1928year
1931 to 1948period
1931 to 1948period
11 June 1936exact date
12 September 1936exact date
Documented at the same place, the same year
El LissitzkyKiev · 1917Mykhailo HrushevskyKiev · 1917Hannah ArendtBerlin · 1935Theodor W. AdornoBerlin · 1935Franz von PapenBerlin · 1935James NaismithBerlin · 1935Max von LaueBerlin · 1935Karl BarthBerlin · 1935Erwin PanofskyBerlin · 1935Karl GebhardtBerlin · 1935Kurt GersteinBerlin · 1935Elisabeth Noelle-NeumannBerlin · 1935
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