July 31, 1906 (June 11) Heigo Tsar ordered the dissolution of the Duma.



31 July 1906. Tsar Nicholas II to dissolve a democratic institution in Russia - Duma, centrist and radical leaders of the Parliament very indignant. Therefore, they published a revolutionary Declaration. The declaration calls on the Russian people refused to pay taxes, the conscientious objector. The Declaration was drafted by the delegates in the city of Vyborg, Finland. The Viborg City, Russian police deep into the city. Czar announced the dissolution of the Duma in order to cancel the discussion of land reform on July 9. But tensions between the Tsar and the Duma Duma was established in May, the first day of the formation. The day, the delegates drafted A Czar his opening address book requires amnesty for political prisoners, a constitutional monarchy and the royal family and church property auction. The Czar refused all requests from this impasse between the parties. The Czar has announced will be established on March 5, 1907 for the second session of the Duma. (History today www.lssdjt.com)