Art Resource - AR911711

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Striking Putilov workers on the first day of the February Revolution, St Petersburg, Russia, 1917. The Putilov Plant was a large machine-building factory in St Petersburg. In 1917 it was the largest employer in the city and strikes by its workforce played an important role in bringing about the downfall of the Tsar's regime. After Soviet politician Sergei Kirov was assassinated in 1934 the plant was renamed after him. Found in the collection of the State Museum of the Political History of Russia, St Petersburg.

Unique Identifier AR911711

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4680px × 3013px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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