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Answer
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Tsar from 1855-1881
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Alexander II
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Tsar from 1881-1894
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Alexander III
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Tsar from 1894-1917
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Nicholas II
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Finance Minister 1862-1878
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Michael von Reutern
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Liberal advisor and aunt of Alexander II
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Grand Duchess Elena Pavlova
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Minister of War 1861-1881
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Dmitry Milyutin
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Attempted to assassinate the Governor of St Petersburg in 1878
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Vera Zasulich
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Governor of St Petersburg in the above
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General Trepov
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Minister of Education 1861-1866
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Alexandr Golovnin
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Minister of Education 1866-1880
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Dmitry Tolstoy
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Minister of the Interior 1861-1868
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Pyotr Valuev
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Attempted to assassinate the Tsar in 1866
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Dmitry Karakozov
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Minister of Justice 1867-1878
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Konstantin Pahlen
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Appointed as Head of the Third Section in 1866
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Pyotr Shuvalov
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Minister of the Interior 1868-1878
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Alexander Timashev
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Russian Revolutionary; described as the 'First Bolshevik'
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Tkachev
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Russian Revolutionary; founder of Narodism
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Chernyshevsky
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Leader of Polish Government before 1863 rebellion
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Marquis Wielopolski
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Liberal advisor and brother of Alexander II
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Grand Duke Konstantin
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Alexander II's mistress
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Catherine Dolgorukova
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Chief architect of Emancipation, described by conservatives as 'one of the reds'
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Nikolai Milyutin
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Russian revolutionary; published his Historical Letters
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Lavrov
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Russian anarchist; participated in 1848 liberal revolutions
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Bakunin
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Russian revolutionary; created the Free Russian Press
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Herzen
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Russian nihilist and anarchist; wrote 'Catechism of a Revolutionary'
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Nechayev
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Minister of the Interior 1880-1881; made some liberal reforms
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Mikhail Loris-Melikov
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Finance Minister from 1881-1887
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Nikolai Bunge
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Finance Minister from 1887-1892
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Ivan Vyshnegradsky
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Finance Minister from 1892-1903, Prime Minister 1905
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Sergei Witte
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Tutor of Alexander III and Nicholas II
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Konstantin Pobedonostsev
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Conservative journalist under Alexander III who ran PR for his regime
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Mikhail Katkov
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Minister of the Interior 1881-1882
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Nikolai Ignatiev
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Minister of Education 1882-1897
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Ivan Delyanov
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Led Department of Police 1881-1884
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Vyachelsav von Plehve
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Led Department of Police 1884-1893
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Pyotr Durnovo
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Plotted to kill Alexander III; executed by the Okhrana
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Alexander Ulyanov
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Most influential Russian Marxist during the reign of Alexander III?
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Georgi Plekhanov
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Leader of the Bolsheviks
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Vladimir Lenin
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Leader of the Mensheviks
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Julius Martov
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Russian Slavophile, believed Pale of Settlement was 'a state within a state'
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Ivan Aksakov
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Established the Naphtha Extraction Company
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Robert and Ludvig Nobel
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Prime Minister 1906-1911; reformed agriculture
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Pyotr Stolypin
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Moscow Chief of Okhrana; internally exiled in 1903
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Sergei Zubatov
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Governor-General of Moscow contemporary with above
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Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich
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Governor-General of Finland 1898-1904
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Nikolai Bobrikov
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Tsarina of Nicholas II, staunchly conservative
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Alexandra Feodorovna
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Siberian folk healer; assassinated in 1916
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Grigori Rasputin
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Priest who led marchers on 'Bloody Sunday'
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Father Gapon
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Assassinated by SRs February 1905
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Grand Duke Sergei
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Prime Minister 1906
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Ivan Goremykin
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Prime Minister 1911-1914
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Vladimir Kokovtsov
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Tsarevich; suffered from haemophilia
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Alexei
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Russian socialist; 'dwellings for a prehistoric people'
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Maxim Gorky
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Russian playwright; realism
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Anton Chekhov
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Experimented with modernism in music
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Ivan Stravinsky
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Menshevik then Bolshevik; organised October Revolution
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Leon Trotsky
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Leader of the SRs
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Victor Chernov
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Russian general; launched 1916 offensive
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Aleksei Brusilov
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Leader of Kadets; 'is this stupidity or treason'
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Pavel Milyukov
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Killer of Rasputin
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Prince Yusupov
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Popular WW1 Minister of War 1915-1916
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Alexei Polivanov
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After Nicholas' abdication rejected Tsardom
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Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich
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Leading Bolshevik in Petrograd during Feb. Revolution
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Alexander Shliapnikov
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Leader of Petrograd Garrison during Feb. Revolution
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Sergei Khabalov
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President of Duma during Feb. Revolution
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Mikhail Rodzianko
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Nicholas' second-in-command in the army during Feb. Revolution
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Mikhail Alekseev
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Kadet, First Minister of Provisional Government
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Prince Lvov
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SR, later First Minister of Provisional Government
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Alexander Kerensky
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War Minister of Provisional Government
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Alexander Guchkov
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Army general, attempted to coup the Provisional Government
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Lavr Kornilov
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One of the Troika of MRC, first leader of the CHEKA
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Felix Dzherzhinksy
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Member of Bolshevik Central Committee, voted against October Revolution
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Lev Kamenev/Grigory Zinoviev
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Only female Commissar in Sovnarkom
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Alexandra Kollontai
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