Finland's Miraculous Revolution Witnessed by Stead
W T Stead describes Finland's rapid 1899 upheaval as a spontaneous, complete coup against autocracy. He recalls meeting Prince Obolenski, notes the Bobrikoff regime's collapse, and details a nationwide strike that paralyzed railways, closed schools, and brought Russians and Finns together in the streets to chant national songs.
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Resigned delegates press for prince to quit palace
In a tense scene the delegates demand the prince resign and replace the Russian flag with English on the palace roof. The emperor’s instructions awaited as revolutionary authorities maintain order with new constables, salutes planned, and artillery readied for potential action.
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