Russian Prime Minister Serge Vitta's to Do List Was Staggering

In cities across the empire, previously independent bolshevik and menshevik committees started to merge back into single groups. In late 19 o five, it looked like the feuding that had divided them for the past few years would end in an amicable reconciliation. It was no more clear to leaders inside the government than it was to leaders outside the government what the limits of political freedom would now be. Loyal octoberists were probably fine, but were they really going to let avowed revolutionaries like lenon just say whatever he wants? This was just one of the many problems that was now left to prime minister serge vitta to resolve.