After the assassination of Alexander II,his successor Nicholas II

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Nicholas II was a proponent of police control and oppression. He did not actively carry on Alexander's reforms nor did he push for democratic reform. He did not issue an edict that declared peasants to be serfs, as they had already been freed by Alexander II's reforms. Finally, he did not give in to Bolshevik pressure and institute a communist regime, as he was overthrown by the Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution of 1917.

After the Assassination of Alexander II,his Successor Nicholas II