Russia's Tsar Nicholas I is in the…

1840 CE to 1851 CE

Russia's Tsar Nicholas I is in the forefront of reaction in 1848, when a series of revolutions convulses Europe.

In 1849 he intervenes on behalf of the Habsburgs and helps suppress an uprising in Hungary, and he also urges Prussia not to accept a liberal constitution.

Having helped conservative forces repel the specter of revolution, Nicholas seems to dominate Europe.

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St Peterburg > St Petersburg Sankt-Peterburg Russia View →

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Nicholas I View →

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Hungarian Revolution & Reaction 1840-51 View → Hungarian Revolution & Reaction 1848-67 View → Hungarian Revolution of 1848 View → 1848, Revolutions of View →

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