into a frenzy of suggestions. Every political party drew up manifestos that they believed were the best ideas of reform. These massive debates on reform continued until the czars released the ‘Bulygin Project’, their own plan for reconstruction. This caused even more political debate. The Bulygin Project was widely rejected, and caused opposite effects, as the strikes, unrest, and violence became even more radical. The St. Petersburg Soviet, a group of Russians that opposed the czarist ways, formed…
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