Narodniks

Russian revolutionary socialist and philosopher (1842–1921)

Russian philosopher (1856–1918)

political party of the Russian Empire, the Russian Republic and Soviet Russia

The Narodniks were members of a movement of the Russian Empire intelligentsia in the 1860s and 1870s, some of whom became involved in revolutionary agitation against tsarism. Their ideology, known as Narodism, Narodnism, or '''''', was a form of agrarian socialism, though it is often misunderstood as populism.

Russian revolutionary, editor (1849-1919)

Russian academic (1823–1900)

Russian politician (1844–1934)

Peasant Army in Russian Civil War of 1918-1919

Russian-Ukrainian historian, founder of modern Ukrainian historiography, and a leader of the Ukrainian national revival (1817-1885)

Russian revolutionary (1847-1882)

Russian writer (1843-1902)

Russian politician (1873–1952)

Russian revolutionary and assassin of Alexander II (1853–1881)

Ukrainian revolutionary and scientist (1853-1881)

Russian revolutionary, scientist, writer

Russian-Soviet political revolutionary, Marxist theoretician, and archivist

Russian Jewish author (1863-1920)

Russian publicist, literary critic, sociologist (1842-1904)

former political party in Russia 1917–1921

Ukrainian teacher and revolutionary (1870-1897)

Russian revolutionary (1851-1881)

Russian politician (1855–1941)

Russian revolutionary and writer (1843–1887)

Russian assassin (1840-1866)

Ukrainian poet and translator (1864-1902)

Romanian political activist (1848-1933)

Russian politician (1853–1883)

Lithuanian politician (1850-1919)

Russian revolutionary (1845–1918)

Russian sociologist, writer and economist (1829-1918)

Russian revolutionary (1851–1943)

political party in the Russian Empire

Russian writer (1845-1911)

Russian revolutionary (1843–1914)

Russian Jewish socialist and political thinker, philosopher and theoretician of Jewish socialism, diaspora nationalism, and Yiddish culture (1865–1943)

political party of socialist orientation in Soviet Russia

Ukrainian politician (1852–1889)

politician (1849-1889)

Russian Revolutionary (1849–1926)

Russian economist and sociologist (1844–1918)

Russian historian (1831-1916)

Russian revloutionary (1849-1888)

Russian socialist revolutionary political activist (1866-1939)

politician (1853–1920)

Russian doctor and writer (1854–1933)

Russian chemist (1832-1893)

politician (1864–1889)

Russian writer and literary critic (1848-1915)

Russian economist (1867-1933)

Russian writer (1835–1877)

Russian utopian socialist

Russian literary critic, editor and political activist (1860–1907)

Russian revolutionary (1842–1926)

Russian politician (1848-1885)

Revolutionist (1858–1883)

Russian historian and politician (1867–1937)

Russian revolutionary (1846–1914)

Russian revolutionary (1858–1919)

Russian revolutionary

Russian politician (1855-1907)