1905 Revolution

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Sequence of events

Context; Bloody Sunday; strikes; peasants; October manifesto; treaty of Portsmouth

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Context of 1905

Dissatisfaction and unrest building; Russo-Japanese war exacerbated socioeconomic conditions

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Why was there dissatisfaction and unrest building 1900-1905

Land issue, lack of parliament, poor urban conditions

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Evidence for unrest over land issue before 1905

1903-1904: years of red cockerel: peasants seize land

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1903-1904

Years of the red cockerel

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February 1904

Russia enters Russo-Japanese war after japan attacks port Arthur

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Effects of Russo-Japanese war

Military failures, 1904 economic recession, strikes

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How did R-J war exacerbate poor socioeconomic conditions

1904 recession: food price in cities inc. up to 50%, wages failed to rise correspondingly

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Evidence r-j war increased strikes

Thousands of workers laid off; strikes increased: Putilov ironworks strike early Jan 1905

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Impact of military failures in r-j war

Lost hope in tsar; loss of national pride; humiliated

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22 January 1905

Bloody Sunday

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How many signed Gapon petition

150,000

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Strike by end of January

800,000 total; 400,000 in st Pburg alone

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February 1905

Tsars uncle assassinated; railway strike begins joined by uni students

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Where did strikes spread

Cities e.g. Moscow odessa Warsaw

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Why did people call for Soviets to be formed

Strikes required coordination and leadership

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Impact of strikes requiring coordination and leadership

Calls for a council of delegates to represent industrial workers

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Summary of strikes in 1905

400,000 in capital by end of Jan; spread across Russia; Feb 1905 railway + student; union of unions; St Pburg soviet

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May 1905

Baltic fleet at Tsushima; union of unions formed

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June 1905

Potemkin mutiny

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October 1905

St Petersburg soviet formed; general strike up to 2 million; Oct manifesto

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St Petersburg soviet detail

500 delegates, almost 100 dif factories

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Peasant revolts 1905

3,000 manors destroyed

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30th october 1905

Tsar persuaded by Witte to issue October manifesto

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29 September 1905

Treaty of Portsmouth ends rj war

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Impact of treaty of Portsmouth

Troops can now put down revolts

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Evidence of troops used to put down revolts

1905 army units called out to aid civil authorities 4,000x; shut down Soviets in dec

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December 1905

Put down St Pburg and Moscow Soviets