Revolution 1905 - Black Hundreds The revolt spread to non-Russian parts of the empire, particularly Poland, Finland, the Baltic provinces and Georgia, where it was reinforced by nationalist movements. In some areas the rebellion was met by violent opposition from the antirevolutionary Black Hundreds who attacked the socialists and staged pogroms against the Jews. The Black
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