In this they received the support of Vladimir, Archbishop of Moscow. Those who joined took an oath to bring the tsar and the Russian people together. The more militant joined the Black Hundred gangs.
The men in these gangs went around the countryside urging the peasants to rise up against anyone they knew who hated Russia. The Jews took the full brunt of the work of the Black Hundred gangs. The Black Hundred gangs also took part in assassinations. They murdered Professor Herzenstein in July He was a Kadet deputy and a journalist.
While it is generally considered that Peter Stolypin was assassinated by members of the Social Revolutionary Party in , some believe that the Kiev Black Hundred may have been responsible. Some saw Stolypin as weak as he wanted reform. Bogrov, the man who killed Stolypin, had a very complicated past. However, there is vague evidence that he may have been a member of the Kiev Black Hundred and carried out the assassination on their behalf.
Before his murder, few could have claimed that Stolypin was soft. He gave governor-generals the right to hand over an accused person to a court made up of a chairman and four army officers. Such courts were responsible for 8, executions in Russia between and An estimated 40, more died in prison. The Baltic area executed the most during this time — in six years. Second was Poland with executions. Areas such as Yaroslavl, an area where Russification was well received, executed no-one during this time.
Stolypin especially distrusted the Poles. In , all Polish schools had to teach in Russian. Table of Contents. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. Do not sell my personal information. Cookie Settings Accept. Manage consent. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
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Until Finland had its own parliament, laws and government. The majority of the population were satisfied with the arrangements and were supporters of the Tsar. The introduction of Russification resulted in widespread discontent. This led to the assassination of the Russian Governor General of Finland in
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