1st DUMA (April-May 1906) 2nd DUMA (February-June 1907) 3rd DUMA (1907-1912) 4th DUMA (November 1912-1917)
Extreme le): Extreme le): Extreme le): Extreme le):
SDs Mensheviks 18 SDs Mensheviks 47 SDs Mensheviks 0 SDs Mensheviks 0
SDs Bolsheviks 0 SDs Bolsheviks 0 SDs Bolsheviks 19 SDs Bolsheviks 15
SRs 0 SRs 37 SRs 0 SRs 0
Trudoviks 136 Trudoviks 104 Trudoviks 13 Trudoviks 10
Moderate le): Moderate le): Moderate le): Moderate le):
Kadets 182 Kadets 91 Kadets 54 Kadets 53
Progressists 27 Progressists 28 Progressists 28 Progressists 41
ConservaFves: ConservaFves: ConservaFves: ConservaFves:
Octobrists 17 Octobrists 42 Octobrists 154 Octobrists 95
Right-wing and Right-wing and Right-wing and Right-wing and
naFonalist naFonalist naFonalist naFonalist
groups: groups: groups: groups:
RighFsts 8 RighFsts 10 RighFsts 147 RighFsts 154
NaFonal parFes 60 NaFonal parFes 93 NaFonal parFes 26 NaFonal parFes 22
• Far more radical than Nicholas • Far more radical than Nicholas • Known as the ‘Duma of Lords • This was relaFvely docile and the
had expected or planned had expected or planned and Lackeys’ and lasted from new PM, Count Vladmir Nikolaevich
• Named ‘Duma of NaFonal • Pyotr Stolypin – Minister for November 1907 – June 1912 Kokovstov, who replaced Stolypin
Hopes’ Internal Affairs in July 1906 • A more submissive Duma which in 1911 and remained unFl 1914,
• The First Duma was boycoTed • Stolypin tried to influence the agreed on 2200/2500 and he simply ignored the Duma
by the Bolsheviks, SRs and the elecFons for this Duma, but it government proposals and its influence declined
extreme right wing Union of the became more le) wing • RepresentaFon of the Poles was • Progress in educaFon
Russian people because of the parFcipaFon of significantly cut • Period of some tension as the Lena
• Therefore it was overwhelmingly Bolsheviks (47) and SRs (37) – • Greatly increased extreme right Goldfields Massacre heralded in
radical-liberal in composiFon over 200 le)-wing depuFes and right of centre grouping industrial unrest and strikes
with a third of the new depuFes • Trudoviks – non-revoluFonary together • It was too divided to fight back, and
coming from the peasantry breakaway from the SRs – • However, there was dispute the workers again seized the
• Extensive reform included: largest group such as over naval staff, iniFaFve with a revival of direct
Extreme le): Extreme le): Extreme le): Extreme le):
SDs Mensheviks 18 SDs Mensheviks 47 SDs Mensheviks 0 SDs Mensheviks 0
SDs Bolsheviks 0 SDs Bolsheviks 0 SDs Bolsheviks 19 SDs Bolsheviks 15
SRs 0 SRs 37 SRs 0 SRs 0
Trudoviks 136 Trudoviks 104 Trudoviks 13 Trudoviks 10
Moderate le): Moderate le): Moderate le): Moderate le):
Kadets 182 Kadets 91 Kadets 54 Kadets 53
Progressists 27 Progressists 28 Progressists 28 Progressists 41
ConservaFves: ConservaFves: ConservaFves: ConservaFves:
Octobrists 17 Octobrists 42 Octobrists 154 Octobrists 95
Right-wing and Right-wing and Right-wing and Right-wing and
naFonalist naFonalist naFonalist naFonalist
groups: groups: groups: groups:
RighFsts 8 RighFsts 10 RighFsts 147 RighFsts 154
NaFonal parFes 60 NaFonal parFes 93 NaFonal parFes 26 NaFonal parFes 22
• Far more radical than Nicholas • Far more radical than Nicholas • Known as the ‘Duma of Lords • This was relaFvely docile and the
had expected or planned had expected or planned and Lackeys’ and lasted from new PM, Count Vladmir Nikolaevich
• Named ‘Duma of NaFonal • Pyotr Stolypin – Minister for November 1907 – June 1912 Kokovstov, who replaced Stolypin
Hopes’ Internal Affairs in July 1906 • A more submissive Duma which in 1911 and remained unFl 1914,
• The First Duma was boycoTed • Stolypin tried to influence the agreed on 2200/2500 and he simply ignored the Duma
by the Bolsheviks, SRs and the elecFons for this Duma, but it government proposals and its influence declined
extreme right wing Union of the became more le) wing • RepresentaFon of the Poles was • Progress in educaFon
Russian people because of the parFcipaFon of significantly cut • Period of some tension as the Lena
• Therefore it was overwhelmingly Bolsheviks (47) and SRs (37) – • Greatly increased extreme right Goldfields Massacre heralded in
radical-liberal in composiFon over 200 le)-wing depuFes and right of centre grouping industrial unrest and strikes
with a third of the new depuFes • Trudoviks – non-revoluFonary together • It was too divided to fight back, and
coming from the peasantry breakaway from the SRs – • However, there was dispute the workers again seized the
• Extensive reform included: largest group such as over naval staff, iniFaFve with a revival of direct
