the regime, led by Paul von Rennenkampf and general Meller-Zakomelsky, were sent to suppress the rebellious territory; it was quickly subjugated and Chita was occupied by government troops on 22 January 1906."At the beginning of 1906 Kurnatovsky was again arrested and sentenced to death. General Rennenkampf, the pacifier of Siberia, carried the condemned man in his train so that he might witness with his own eyes the executions of workers at every railway station."The six leaders of the Chita Republic were shot on the slope of Titovsky sopka. Kurnatovsky's death sentence was later commuted to life-long exile to Siberia. Military courts gave death sentences to many others, as well as twenty-six soldiers. In the memory of the leaders of the Chita Republic, several central streets of Chita were named after them (Babushkina street, Kurnatovsky street, etc.). References 1905 Russian Revolution 1905 establishments in the Russian Empire 1906 establishments in the Russian Empire Organizations of the 1905 Russian Revolution History of Zabaykalsky Krai History of Siberia Former republics Transbaikal Oblast Chita, Zabaykalsky Krai Trans-Siberian Railway Russian Social Democratic Labour Party History of Russia Former socialist republics States and territories established in 1905 States and territories established in 1906