Sveaborg rebellion

Sveaborg rebellion
	Part of the Russian Revolution of 1905
	; Helsinkians watching the rebellion
Date	30 July 1906 – 2 August 1906
Location	Suomenlinna and Helsinki
Result	Imperial Russian Army victory; uprising suppressed
Belligerents
Sveaborg garrison army mutineers; Labour Corps	Imperial Russian Army; Russian Imperial Navy Baltic Fleet; Defense Corps
Commanders and leaders
Sergey Tsion; Arkady Emelyanov ; Yevgenii Kokhanskiy ; Johan Kock	Vladimir Laiming; Nikolai Essen; Didrik von Essen
Strength
2000	2000
Casualties and losses
43 mutineers executed, 127 sentenced to hard labor, 735 jailed	Unknown

The Sveaborg rebellion was an Imperial Russian military mutiny which broke out on the evening of 30 July 1906 amongst the garrison of the coastal fortress of Sveaborg on the coast of Helsinki in the Grand Duchy of Finland. The mutiny was part of the aftermath of the Russian Revolution of 1905, which by summer 1906 had effectively been suppressed in most other regions of the Russian Empire.^[1]^[2]

[1] ttps://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/bitstream/handle/item/55564/piechnik_observations_on_finland_in_polish_travelogues_2017.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y ^{[bare URL PDF]}

[2] ttps://www.shsu.edu/eng_ira/finnishstudies/Finnish%20Tables%20of%20Content/JoFs_Vol%2018.2.pdf#page=41 ^{[bare URL PDF]}

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