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...a noble family of Ivan Faresov, a [[Collegiate Councillor]]. A [[Narodnaya Volya]] activist, in 1874 he was arrested and spent four years in the [[Petropavl ...

|party=''[[Narodnaya Volya]]'' ...Jews in Belarus|Belarusian-Jewish]] revolutionary member of ''[[Narodnaya Volya]]'', who was implicated in the [[assassination of Alexander II of Russia]]. ...

...d Liberty (Russia)|Zemlya I Volya]]. When it split, she joined [[Narodnaya Volya]], and was co-opted onto the party's executive committee.<ref name="Khronos In February 1881, Narodnaya Volya used the same plan to attempt to assassinate Alexander II in St Petersburg. ...

In the 19th century, [[Narodnaya Volya (organization)|Narodnaya Volya]] carried out a campaign of assassinations against high-ranking Russian lea ...

...f the "[[terrorism|terrorist]] faction", which was part of the [[Narodnaya Volya]] (''People's Will'') party. He was one of the authors of the party's progr [[Category:Narodnaya Volya]] ...

...xpelled for taking part in student disturbances and joined the [[Narodnaya Volya]] (People's Freedom) revolutionary party which was active against the tsari In 1885, after Narodnaya Volya was crushed, Bach emigrated to Paris to engage in scientific and literary w ...

...ure and Geodesy in [[Konstantinovsk]]. He became a member of ''[[Narodnaya Volya]]'' first in [[Bryansk]], then in [[Oryol]] and [[Moscow]], and was jailed ...

...tant memoir touching upon life at these facilities was left by [[Narodnaya Volya|populist]] leader [[Vera Figner]], who attended the [[Rodionovsky Institute ...852-1942), student at Kazan from 1863 to 1869, leader of the ''[[Narodnaya Volya]]'' (People's Will) terrorist organization<ref>Lynne Ann Hartnett, ''The De ...

...the underground cell of a revolutionary terrorist organisation [[Narodnaya Volya]] and befriended many revolutionaries, including [[Vladimir Burtsev]], futu ...n then moved to [[Riga]] where he continued to spy on members of Narodnaya Volya, leading to further arrests. When suspicions about his involvement with Okh ...

...th the destinies of the people who have inhabited it: from the [[Narodnaya Volya]] members to the [[Bolsheviks|Bolshevik]] commissars, from the terrible com ...

...ts contents were on the 1860-1880s movements, especially about [[Narodnaya Volya]] (''People's Will''), a [[populism|populist]] [[terrorism|terrorist]] orga ...

...ing in exile as a member of the Russian revolutionary movement [[Narodnaya Volya]]. After the death of his father the next year, the family moved to [[Odess ...

...s |location=Jerusalem}}</ref> timber merchant, Martynov joined [[Narodnaya Volya|The People’s Will]] in 1884, and was arrested three times in 1886-1889,<r [[Category:Narodnaya Volya]] ...

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| convicted = Members of [[Narodnaya Volya]] The assassination was planned by the Executive Committee of [[Narodnaya Volya]] ("People's Will"), chiefly by [[Andrei Zhelyabov]]. Of the four assassins ...

...rted the tactic of killing the Tsar formed the terrorist group [[Narodnaya Volya]], while Plekhanov and others who opposed it formed the rival group [[Chern ...

...cal terrorism. In these respects the Northern Union followed ''[[Narodnaya Volya]]''. The Southern Party was more reluctant to endorse terrorism and wanted ...

...ing]] in [[Poland]]. Members of [[Narodnaya Volya (organization)|Narodnaya Volya]] were also prisoners of the Butyrka in 1883, as were the participants in t ...

...member of the [[Russian Empire|Russia]]n revolutionary society [[Narodnaya Volya]]. He gained notoriety for participating in the bombing attack to which [[T ...le/6736 Народавольцы-беларусы і іх орган «Гомон» (Belarusians of Narodnaya Volya and their newspaper “Homon”)](in Belarusian) </ref> He was dismissed fr ...

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