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It's the 9th of January, 1905, in St Petersburg, Russia. The sun is yet to rise on this bitterly

cold Sunday morning and the snow lies thick on the streets. On the outskirts of the city,

a young orthodox priest by the name of Father Georgi Gapon stands with a small group of

colleagues rubbing his hands together to keep warm. As the dawn lightens, he's joined

by a family and another. His organizing he sees has paid off. According to the church,

Zah Nikolas II is God's representative on earth. But between the country's resources

being drained by war against Japan and increasingly arduous working conditions, life here is

hard. Father Gapon is determined to improve the

lot of the poor, hungry and overworked peasants of St Petersburg. Strikes of wittled the power

supplied down to nothing. Public spaces have been closed and repression is fierce. So

today, the priest will present a petition to Zah. Written in distinctively submissive

terms, it begs the emperor for a living wage, freedom of speech and education. It's been

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