1918 Murder of Shingarev and Kokoshkin
One hundred years ago, on January 20, 1918, Andrei Shingarev and Fyodor Kokoshkin, deputies of the Constituent Assembly from the Kadet Party and former members of the Provisional Government, were lynched in the Petrograd Mariinsky Prison Hospital by a guard of soldiers and sailors with the words "we are killing you for 1905, enough of our blood to drink." Eight murderers were soon arrested, but two of their leaders, sailors Oscar Kreis and Yakov Matveev, were never extradited by naval crews.