Russian politician (1862–1911)
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The last major reformer of Imperial Russia, shot dead in a Kiev theatre in 1911 while trying to save the throne by breaking up peasant communes and creating a class of private landowners who'd defend the old order.
Born in Dresden in 1862 to a Russian aristocratic family, Stolypin rose quickly through government service, becoming interior minister in April 1906 and prime minister three months later when his predecessor resigned. He launched sweeping agrarian reforms — the Stolypin reform — that granted peasants the right to own land privately, aiming to dismantle the commune system and create a stable kulak class with a stake in the monarchy's survival. His years in office were scarred by revolutionary violence, which he met with a harsh new martial law system: swift arrests, trials, and executions. He n…
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People sometimes forget about their national tasks; but such peoples perish, they turn into land, into fertilizer, on which other, stronger nations grow and grow stronger.
You, gentlemen, are in need of great upheavals; we are in need of Great Russia.
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