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    Different opposition groups wanted different reforms: middle class wanted more political say‚ freedom of speech; peasants concerned at poor harvest; national minorities sought greater self-government; SR’s‚ Mensheviks and Bolsheviks played little part in the event of 1905 and they looked for proletarian revolution; liberals wanted political reforms not revolution. So‚ as all these groups were unwilling to cooperate with each other‚ everyone followed only their

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    marxists who favored proletariat‚ working class 1900 international financial crisis 1902 founding of socialist revolutionary party anti marxist‚ and anti capitalist favored peasants and violence 1903 mensheviks and bolsheviks arose bolsheviks wanted revolution ASAP mensheviks were pro waiting 1903 massive wave of strikes 1904 russia goes to war with japan Russia failed and this caused privitization and additional hardship 1905 bloody Sunday: led to mass distress in country

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    government. However‚ a liberal provisional government took control of Russia after Nicholas II abdicated. Another body‚ the Petrograd Soviet of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies‚ wanted more radical change in Russia. Some members were socialists called Mensheviks‚ while another group of radical socialists were called the Bolsheviks. The socialists called for peace‚ while the provisional government continued to war. Lenin emerged as the leader of the Bolsheviks‚ and in 1917 he went to Russia calling for "peace

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    stage for what would called the Russian Revolution of 1905. Lenin was far from satisfied. His frustrations extended to his fellow Marxists‚ in particular the group calling itself the Mensheviks‚ led by Julius Martov. The party’s idea and structure was built around wanting to fully seize control of Russia. From the Mensheviks’ point of view‚ however‚ Lenin’s ideas really paved the way for a one-man dictatorship over people he claimed he wanted to empower. The two groups had argued since party’s Second

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    How far were divisions among its opponents responsible for the survival of Tsarist rule in the years 1881-1905? To a certain extent the divisions among the opponents of the Tsar‚ such as the Bolshevik and Menshevik split in the Marx party after the 1903 conference‚ or even the divisions among different revolutionary parties entirely‚ e.g. Marx and the Social Revolutionaries‚ was responsible for the survival of Tsarist rule in this period as this led to disorganisation and lack of effectiveness

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    were divisions among its opponents responsible for the survival of Tsarist rule in 1881-1905?” It is apparent that there existed divisions of the parties opposing the Tsarist government‚ i.e. the Social Democrats became the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks in 1903; the Social Revolutionaries had many factions including the revolutionaries and the anarchists; and the Liberals didn’t develop individual parties until after 1905. However‚ the factors of the nobility‚ the Russian Army‚ the Okhrana (secret

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    The Kronstdat rebellion holds tremendous significance in the shaping of Russia‚ it was the first attempt by the people to achieve a social revolution for themselves as Voline states "the first entirely independent attempt of the people to liberate itself from all yokes and achieve the Social Revolution‚ an attempt made directly‚ resolutely‚ and boldly by the working masses themselves without political shepherds‚ without leaders or tutors."(1)‚ furthermore the the rebellion also highlighted the failure

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    Tsar by force. They used terrorism to advance their political aims. The social Democrats (SD) were a Marxist Party which followed the political beliefs of Karl Marx‚ the Social Democrats had members who later split off to be the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks. Tsar used the Okhrana ( a secret police for tsars)to suppress opposition

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    Vladimir Ilyich Lenin was an impactful political leader in Russia during the twentieth century. He was a famous figure and left a huge impact on the Russian/Soviet Union Empire for many decades to follow. What he may be known for best‚ Lenin created and brought up the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics along with helping with the introduction of communism. He applied that communism concept to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics government that he was running. As the political leader in the Union

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