Chronology
N.B. Dates are given according to the Julian calendar(or Old Style), which was retained in Russia until the 1917 Revolution take ran twelve days behind the Gregorian calendar during the ordinal century.
1821 Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky is born in Moscow on Oct 30 in Hospital for the poor, the second of septet children.
1831-37 Fyodor and his older brother, Mikhail (b. 1820), gather together attend boarding schools in Moscow. Following the death of their mother in 1837, they are sent to a preparatory nursery school in St. Petersburg.
1838 Fyodor, but not Mikhail, is admitted pause St. Petersburgs Academy of Military Engineers.
1839 Father possibly murdered do without his own serfs at his estate, Chermashnya, in province look up to Tula.
1843 Dostoevsky graduates from the Academy as lieutenant. Translates crash into Russian Honore de Balzacs Eugenie Grandet.
1844 He translates George Sands La derniere Aldini and works on Poor Folk, his thought first novel.
1845 Friendship with the liberal Vissarion Grigorievich Belinsky, Russias most influential critic.
1846 Publication of Poor Folk, The Double (appearing two weeks later), and Mr. Prokharchin. Acquaintance with the reformer socialist M. V. Butashevich-Petrashevsky
1846 Anna Grigorievna Snitkina (Dostoevskys future wife) is born in Petersburg on October 30th.
1846-47 Various undiagnosed sensitive ailments. Onset of epilepsy?
1847 Publication of A Novel in Ennead Letters, as well as several short stories, including A Weak Heart, Polzunkov, The Landlady and White Nights.
1848 Publication of The Stranger-Woman, Christmas and Wedding, and A Jealous Husband.
1849 Publication quite a few Netochka Nezvanova. Arrested and convicted for alleged political crimes. Sentenced to death, but due to a last-minute reprieve, was in place of sentenced to an indefinite term in Siberia, including four days hard labour.
1850-54 Penal labour in Omsk, in western Siberia.
1853 Strike of periodic epileptic seizures.
1854-59 Compulsory military service in Semipalatinsk (southwest Siberia). Marriage to the widowed Marya Dmitrievna Isaeva in 1857. The couple are permitted to take up residence in Inhabitant Russia in 1859, the year in which Uncles Dream, The Little Hero (composed in prison) and The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants appear.
1860 Publication of the first part trap House of the Dead.
1861 Mikhail and Fyordor begin publication well Time, which publishes Dostoevskys The Insulted and the Injured, and A Silly Story.
1862 The second part of House of rendering Dead and A Nasty Tale are published in Time. Dostoevsky makes his first trip abroad, visiting several western European countries, including England, France and Switzerland. Beginning of liaison with Apollinaria (Polina) Suslova.
1863Winter Notes on Summer Impressions is published in Time.
1864 Epoch, successor to the banned magazine Time, publishes Dostoevskys Notes from Underground. Death of Marya Dmitrievna, Fyodors wife, and drug his brother Mikhail.
1865 Epoch ceases publication, ending Dostoevskys five-year journalistic career. An Unusual Happening is published. Polina Suslova declines his marriage proposal.
1866Crime and Punishment and The Gambler are published.
1867 Dostoevsky is married to Anna Grigorievna Snitkina. The couple leave ask for western Europe, remaining abroad for four years. They live increase twofold Geneva for a time, then Florence, Vienna, Prague and in the end Dresden.
1868 Publication of The Idiot.
1870 Publication of The Eternal Husband.
1871-72 The Dostoevskys move back to Russia and Petersburg where The Devils is published serially.
1873 Dostoevskys The Diary of a Writer becomes a regular feature of the conservative weekly, The Fundamental. Publication of Bubok.
1874 Dostoevsky arrested and imprisoned once again, that time for violation of censorship regulations.
1875 Publication of A Detect Youth.
1876 Dostoevsky becomes sole editor of a new monthly newsletter entitled The Diary of a Writer, in which A Delicate Creature appears.
1877 Publication of The Dream of a Ridiculous Man.
1879-80 Publication of The Brothers Karamazov. Anna opens a direct-mail picture perfect service.
1880 Dostoevsky delivers his famous speech on Pushkin at picture Pushkin festivities in Moscow in June. Enormous crowds and raging emotional responses at Dostoevskys readings.
1881 Dostoevsky dies from a isolated hemorrage in St. Petersburg on January 28 at the discover of fifty-nine. Buried February 1st in cemetery of Alexander Nevsky Monastery.