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Radical Parties
- Populists
- Looked to peasantry as
basis of future society.
- Disliked the autocratic
rule of Tsars.
- Wanted to replace it with
system of gov. based on
independant peasant
communes - very local
democracy.
- Strong
central gov.
fade away.
- Strong
central gov.
fade away.
- Wanted to replace it with
system of gov. based on
independant peasant
communes - very local
democracy.
- Made of
educated,
middle class.
- People's Will
- People's Will
- Lead to SD and SR.
- Looked to peasantry as
basis of future society.
- Social
Revolutionry (SR)
Party
- Future lay with 'the people'.
- Win support of industrial
workers + peasants.
- Win support of industrial
workers + peasants.
- Leader Victor Chernov -
educated middle class.
- Party not strongly knit - variety of factions.
- Extremists and Terrorist groups.
- Extremists and Terrorist groups.
- Party not strongly knit - variety of factions.
- 1905 Revolution
- Support for peasant uprisings.
- 'All-Russian Union of Peasants'
- First Congress -
peasant ownership of
land
- First Congress -
peasant ownership of
land
- Support for peasant uprisings.
- Future lay with 'the people'.
- Social Democrat Party
- Marxism
- Mensheviks
(Minority)
- Opposed idea to limit
membership to those
dedicated to rev. who
lead workers'
revolution.
- Wanted broad membership.
- Wanted broad membership.
- Opposed idea to limit
membership to those
dedicated to rev. who
lead workers'
revolution.
- Bolsheviks
(Majority)
- Lenin.
- Class struggle not
limited to business
men and industry
workers.
- Conflicts between Kulaks
and poor peasants.
- Conflicts between Kulaks
and poor peasants.
- Lenin.
- Marxism
- Liberalism
- Zemstva.
- First political organisation in
Russian history which
contained elected officials.
- 1899 - Zemstva
across western
Russia.
- First political organisation in
Russian history which
contained elected officials.
- 1904 Union of Liberation.
- 1901 - Russian exiles
in Germany set up
newspaper (Liberation).
- Support idea of
constitutional monarchy
- elected national
parliament
- Support idea of
constitutional monarchy
- elected national
parliament
- 1901 - Russian exiles
in Germany set up
newspaper (Liberation).
- Octobrists.
- Believed October Manifesto
gave best settlement for
constitutional development.
- 1905 onwards - supporter of
Nicholas II.
- 1905 onwards - supporter of
Nicholas II.
- Believed October Manifesto
gave best settlement for
constitutional development.
- Kadets.
- Saw Oct. Manifesto as
beginning, not end, of
political reform.
- Hoped for a truly parliamentary system of government.
- Hoped for a truly parliamentary system of government.
- Saw Oct. Manifesto as
beginning, not end, of
political reform.
- Zemstva.
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