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Alexander 3's reforms

Declan Wiseman History A-Level Inglés

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Alexander 3's reforms

  1. Local Government

    • Land Captain July 1889
      • Power to override, and ignore Zemstvo decisions/ elections, village assemblies
      • Controlled law enforcement
      • Power of death penalty
    • Changed election arrangements 1890
      • Peasant vote reduced
        • Lost the little power/ability to discuss
      • Zemstvo placed under central gov control
      • Property owners of certain value ONLY on electorate JUNE 1892
        • Ensures conservative, aristocratic electorate
      • ALL CHANGES MADE TAX COLLECTION MORE EFFICIENT, RE-ESTABLISHED CLASS PRINCIPLE IN COUNTRY, LOCAL NOBILITY POWER REASSERTED
  2. Policing

    • Statute on Police Surveillance 1882
      • Area deemed one of "subversion"
        • Search and arrest those they expected had done a crime
          • Those arrested had no legal right to representation
    • Vyacheslav von Plehve heads Dept of Police 1881-1884
      • Pyotr Durnovo 1884+
      • More police, branches, spies, counter spies, agent provacteurs
    • Okhrana put Royal family under surveillance
  3. Judicial

    • Minister Justice greater control decree of 1885
      • Dismiss judges- only favourable to autocracy in control
    • 1887 closed court sessions
      • At mercy of judge/no fair trial
    • 1889- Appoint own town court judges
    • 1887 property education quals needed for jurors RAISED
    • 1889- Volosts under direct jurisdiction of Land Captain in country, judges in towns
  4. Education

    • Delyanov
    • University Charter 1884
      • Appointments of chancellor, dean, professor subject based on 'religious, moral and patriotic orientation'
      • Uni closed to women
      • Separate uni courts abolished
      • Students gather no more than 5
    • Lower classes restricted to primary education by Orthodox Church
      • Prevent growth of radical/independent thinkers
      • 21% pop literate by 1897
  5. Censorship

    • Tolstoy head of
    • 1882 Temporary Regulations
      • Newspapers closed
      • Lifetime bans could issued on editors/publishers
    • More active censors
    • Extended to theatre, art and culture
  6. Peasant reform

    • Land Bank 1883
    • May 1881- Redemptions fees reduced
      • Arrears cancelled
    • May 1885 poll tax abolished, replaced with inheritance tax

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Alexander III's education, censorship, judicial, peasant, local government and policing reforms
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