Julius Martof's Revolutionary Ideology

Julius martof was sentenced to five months solitary confinement in 18 92. He believed what he was reading was the final stop on the development of his revolutionary ideology, which had begun with mirabeau and now ended with marks whatever lingering neurotist ideas he held banished. Martof left saint petersburg for exile but someone tipped him off that interesting things were happening in a city called vilna. The authorities there were mostly ust on polish nationalists, not russian socialists. So jewish socialists in vilna operated uniquely unmonitored and unharassed.