the dumas
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- dumas
- 1st - april to june 1906
- dissolved within 72 days by the tsar
- social revs and Bolsheviks boycotted the election
- wanted more reforms
- had two resolutions
- against capital punishment
- famine relief
- most elected were the Trudoviks who were supported by workers and peasants
- Vyborg manifesto
- duma deputies asked Russians to resist the tsar by not paying taxes. resulted in 200 deputies being banned from the next duma election
- 2nd - February to june 1907
- radical parties gained seats (social revs and social democrats)
- passed land reforms
- only lasted 3 months
- criticised admin of the army
- police framed member for trying to encourage mutinies
- excuse for tsar to dissolve the duma
- 3rd - November 1907 to june 1912
- 'lords and lackleys'
- stolypin used this to push more land reforms
- stolypin was assassinated n 1911 and was replaced with Vladimir Kokovtsov
- tsar supported the financial minister but excluded most reform supporters
- 4th - November 1912 to august 1914
- Vladimir Kokovtsov could not compete with the powerful factions that overpowered the government which led to the fourth duma being created
- 1st - april to june 1906
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