Titlebook: Russian Workers And The Socialist-Revolutionary Party Through The; Christopher Rice Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Five Organisational Profiles,03 and took a further dive in 1905. There was to be no substantial improvement before the First World War — production levels in 1913 had still not surpassed those attained during 1901, allowing Russia’s American competitors to forge ahead.

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,The Social and Industrial Context: Post-Reform Russia, c. 1861–1910,need to introduce at least a measure of innovation into the economic and social structure. Consequently reforms in the judicial system, the military, local government and agriculture (culminating in the abolition of serfdom) followed hard on the heels of that defeat.

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A New Party and a New Programme,, came in the shocking form of the famine of 1891 and the subsequent cholera epidemic.. Even before this calamitous event, however, a new generation of . intellectuals were turning their attention once again to the plight of the Russian peasant. This revival of interest assumed legal and illegal for

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,The SRs and the Revolution of 1905–7: An Overview,rkers at the Putilov plant and culminated in the shooting of more than 200 unarmed, peaceful demonstrators in front of Palace Square on 9 January. That fateful occurrence, etched in the annals of history as ‘Bloody Sunday’ ushered in the unprecedented disorders and upheavals of the revolutionary yea

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,The Socialist-Revolutionaries in Petersburg — A Case Study,e. Its population rose from 1439600 in 1900 to over 2 million on the eve of the First World War — an increase due almost wholly to peasant in-migration.. As late as 1910, less than 25 per cent of those belonging to the peasant . (estate) had been born in Petersburg; another quarter had lived there m

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