The Terror in Russia - An Appeal to the British Nation

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Focusing on the oppressive conditions under the Czar's regime, this 1909 pamphlet by Peter Kropotkin urges British intervention in Russia. It critiques the 1905 Manifesto's failure to deliver genuine reform and exposes the harsh realities of prisons marked by overcrowding, brutality, and disease. Kropotkin presents various topics, including prison suicides, executions, and police involvement in violence, aiming to raise awareness and provoke action from the British public against the injustices faced by the Russian people.