Titlebook: Russian Social Democracy and the Legal Labour Movement, 1906-11; Geoffrey Swain Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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The Background: the Days of Freedomt twenty months the liberal parties in Russia strove to make that October constitution the basis for further, more far-reaching reforms. They hoped the constitution and the Duma it granted would be the dawn of a new era, an era of rule by a constitutional monarch, whose power was tempered by a repre

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The Emergence of the Legal Activiststhe world that there was nothing wrong with the party. None the less, as the ‘Stolypin Reaction’ deepened, it was to become abundantly clear that the party could not simply close its eyes to reality and carry on as before. The Menshevik demand for a ‘joint conference’ attended both by legal activist

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The Growth of Tension within Russia with only occasional forays from Petersburg to Paris. We have seen its first hesitant steps during 1908, its growing confidence during 1909, and during 1910, its attempt to assert its own leadership over the affairs of the party. The emigres had gradually lost control over the movement in Russia, u

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Conclusiona labour movement in Russia during the years 1907–14. It hardly bears comparison with the traditional image of western labour movements nor, indeed, with the promise of the ‘years of freedom’, yet when all the necessary qualifications have been made about the majority of workers retaining their link

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The Emergence of the Legal Activiststhe possibilities that legal struggle offered, 1909 saw these policies come to fruition. The base on which this legal struggle was built was the recovery of the trade union movement, and above all else, the new stability of the Petersburg Metal Workers’ Union.