assassination of Alexander II of Russia

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The assassination of Alexander II of Russia was the 1881 killing of the reformist tsar in St. Petersburg by members of the revolutionary group Narodnaya Volya, marking a turning point toward political repression and radicalization in the Russian Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf assassination
political murder
terrorist attack
calendarDateStyle Gregorian calendar NERFINISHED
calendarDateStyleOld Julian calendar NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood NERFINISHED
country Russian Empire
date 1881-03-13
dateOldStyle 1881-03-01
hasBomber Ignacy Hryniewiecki NERFINISHED
hasConsequence accession of Alexander III of Russia
crackdown on Narodnaya Volya
death of Alexander II of Russia
execution of several conspirators
intensified political repression in the Russian Empire
radicalization of revolutionary movements in Russia
rollback of planned constitutional reforms
strengthening of the secret police
hasConspirator Andrei Zhelyabov NERFINISHED
Hesia Helfman NERFINISHED
Ignacy Hryniewiecki NERFINISHED
Nikolai Kibalchich NERFINISHED
Nikolai Rysakov NERFINISHED
Sofia Perovskaya NERFINISHED
Timofei Mikhailov NERFINISHED
hasImmediateCause bomb explosion near imperial carriage
second bomb thrown at Alexander II
hasMethod bombing
hasOperationalLeader Sofia Perovskaya NERFINISHED
hasPerpetratorOrganization Narodnaya Volya NERFINISHED
People's Will NERFINISHED
hasPlanner Andrei Zhelyabov NERFINISHED
hasVictim Alexander II of Russia NERFINISHED
location Catherine Canal NERFINISHED
Griboyedov Canal NERFINISHED
Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
Yekaterinsky Canal NERFINISHED
memorialLocation Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood NERFINISHED
motive establishment of a constitution in Russia
overthrow of the tsarist autocracy
response to limited scope of Alexander II's reforms
partOf history of the Russian Empire
politicalContext Narodnik movement NERFINISHED
Russian revolutionary movement of the late 19th century
precededBy failed assassination attempts on Alexander II of Russia
significance turning point toward political reaction in late imperial Russia
target autocracy in the Russian Empire
usedExplosive nitroglycerin
usedWeapon hand-thrown bomb

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Narodnaya Volya notableEvent assassination of Alexander II of Russia