Press and Politics in Early 20th Century Russia

This chapter explores the evolving political landscape of early 20th century Russia, focusing on Stolopin's policies regarding Jewish restrictions and the press's rising influence. It examines the role of journalism as a political actor, the complexities of societal rights, and the disparities in representation within the Duma. Additionally, it highlights the tension between media representation and political power amid the backdrop of a tumultuous historical period.