1877 24 June/6 July Alexei Remizov born in Moscow
1894 graduated from secondary school and
entered Moscow University
1896 18 November arrested at a student demonstration and permanently expelled from the University
1897 exiled to Penza
1898 arrested and imprisoned in Penza for political work among railroad workers
1900 exiled to Ust'-Sysol'sk
1901 arranged for a transfer to Vologda where he met Berdiaev, Savinkov, Lunacharskii, and his future wife, Serafima Dovgello
1902 first publication in the Moscow newspaper Kurier
1903 June end of exile; marriage
1904 daughter Natasha born
1905 worked at the editorial offices of Voprosy Zhizni, met leading Symbolist writers and artists (Aleksandr Blok, Andrei Bely, Vasilii Rozanov, Konstantin Somov and others)
1907 publication of Posolon' (Sunwise)
1908 Prud (The Pond) and Chasy (The Clock) published
1910-1912 publication of Complete Works in eight volumes
1918-1921 worked at the Theatrical Section of the Commissariat of Education
1919 February arrested in Petrograd and briefly detained together with A. Blok, R. Ivanov-Razumnik and other writers
1921 August left Russia for the West with his wife Serafima Remizova-Dovgello
1922-1923 lived in Berlin, contributed to different emigre periodicals
1923 November left Berlin for Paris
1927 publication of Vzvikhrennaia Rus (Russia in a Whirlwind) and Olia
1929 Po Karnizam and Tri serpa, I
1930 Tri serpa, II, Posolon' (3rd edition)
1931 Obraz Nikolaja Chudotvortsa
1932 Zvezda nadzvezdnaia
1941-1944 remained in Paris during World War II and the occupation, took care of his ailing wife
13 May 1943 Serafima Remizova-Dovgello died in Paris
30 October 1943 daughter Natasha died in Kiev
1949 Pliashuschii demon published
1950-1957 publications by Opleshnik, a private publishing enterprise organized and managed by his friends with the purpose of publishing the works of Remizov
1951 Podstrizhennymi glazami (With Clipped Eyes) published
1952 V rozovom bleske published
1957 celebration of his 80th birthday
26 November died in Paris