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Timeline of the 1991 Soviet coup attempt

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refuses to return to Moscow as offer behest of the coup leaders. Yeltsin also refuses to travel to Crimea to get Gorbachev back to Moscow.
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Civilians form a human chain in front of the Russian Parliament Building. Arrest warrant issued for Yeltsin.
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A State of Emergency is declared in all of the territory of the Soviet Union. All the power is under the
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abolishes the State Committee on the State of Emergency's instructions and restores Gorbachev to power.
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gives his support to Boris Yeltsin by telephone, supporting the return of Gorbachev to power.
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State Committee on the State of Emergency warns Boris Yeltsin not to provoke the masses.
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Russian Parliament Building still free. Some tanks defect to Yeltsin's side.
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Ministry of Defense announces that all troops are pulled out back to bases.
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declares the State Committee's actions illegal and threatens to leave the
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announces that President Gorbachev is sick and is staying in Crimea.
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State Committee on the State of Emergency's member Defence Minister
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calls the coup leaders in an effort to restore Gorbachev to power.
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Demonstrators burn two tanks in front of the Parliament Building
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Tanks are not able to break the barricades in the front of the
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Yeltsin takes control of all Russian troops under his command.
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Two members of the State Committee on the State of Emergency,
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State Committee on the State of Emergency's member Premier
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President Boris Yeltsin condemns the coup and encourages a
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State Committee on the State of Emergency holds its first
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and ending in the surrender of the failed coup leaders.
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State Committee on the State of Emergency dissolves the
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Gorbachev is announced to rule the Soviet Union again.
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Military cadre agree to pull all troops from Moscow.
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gives mandate to Yeltsin to arrest the coup leaders.
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halts all economic aid en route to the Soviet Union.
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Over 100,000 people demonstrate against the coup in
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Press censorship is lifted. 1: 796:President of the Soviet Union 539:is announced that he is ill. 771:Soviet troops pull out from 874:Hybinette-Bergknut, Leena. 814:Coup leader Vice-President 616:Russian Parliament Building 596:Russian Parliament Building 527:is declared at night time. 401:Russian Parliament Building 120:This is a time line of the 924: 685:Coup leaders flee Moscow. 266:Tanks are driven near the 219:Tanks are driven near the 898:Russian history timelines 694:Soviet Russian Parliament 138: 806:Gorbachev leaves Crimea 818:returns to the Kremlin 712:Coup leaders escape to 578:from the Soviet Union. 572:Estonian Supreme Soviet 315:Head of State of Russia 377:Tamanskaya elite force 196:, Chairman of the KGB 415:, condemns the coup. 505:Nursultan Nazarbayev 411:Mayor of Leningrad, 342:Vytautas Landsbergis 188:, Interior Minister 42:improve this article 305:condemns the coup. 225:Parliament Building 206:Vasily Starodubtsev 192:, Defence Minister 474:European Community 329:starts in Russia. 287:Zviad Gamsakhurdia 210:Alexander Tizyakov 198:Vladimir Kryuchkov 160:are anchored near 854: 853: 828:George H. 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