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The Tsar is repulsed by the Duma - Oh how these deputies stink

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Deputies Duma Repulsed Stink Tsar


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1. Title: "The Tsar's Displeasure: Repulsed by the Deputies of the First Russian Duma (1909)" This evocative image, captured in 1909, illustrates a pivotal moment in Russian history: Tsar Nicholas II's reaction to the first session of the Russian Duma, the parliament established under the Tsar's constitutional reforms. The Tsar, depicted in this cartoon as recoiling in disgust, is surrounded by the newly elected deputies, their diverse faces reflecting the multifaceted makeup of the Russian population. The Russian Revolution of 1905 had led to the Tsar's reluctant agreement to establish a parliament, known as the Duma. However, the Tsar and his government soon grew disillusioned with the Duma's progressive members, who advocated for political and social reforms. In this cartoon, the Tsar's disdain for the deputies is palpable, with his distorted features and the caption, "Oh how these deputies stink!" The First Duma, which was elected in February 1906, was short-lived. The Tsar dissolved it in July 1906, citing the deputies' failure to pass the budget as the reason. This event marked the beginning of a tumultuous period in Russian history, culminating in the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the eventual downfall of the Romanov dynasty. This print, with its powerful imagery and poignant caption, offers a glimpse into the complex political landscape of early 20th-century Russia. It serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by the Tsarist regime in its attempts to balance the demands of a restless populace and maintain its grip on power.

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