the extent of opposition between 1905 and 1914
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- the extent of opposition between 1905 and 1914
- trade unions
- legalised after the 1905 revolution
- unable to achieve a great deal in the face of continued government repression
- hundreds of trade unions closed down or denied registration after 1906
- shooting of unarmed demonstrations at the Lena Goldfields Massacre in 1912 triggered a wave of strikes
- these were forcefully repressed
- in practice, only 12% of enterprises experienced a strike
- other opposition groups
- the moderate liberal opposition tried to co-operate with the Duma system
- done in hopes of further constitutional reform
- concessions of 1905-1906 helped to reduce opposition
- after 1905, there was no single, strong opposition across the nationalities
- things that weakened the SRs and SDs between 1905 and 1914
- the exile of their leaders
- th reivalry between both parties
- the split within the SDs
- the moderate liberal opposition tried to co-operate with the Duma system
- trade unions
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