Aladin Alexei Fyodorovich

It comes from the peasants, Samara, was born in 1873, as a student of Kazan University, . arrested for propaganda among the workers and sent to the administrative order in the Arkhangelsk province, . but in 1895 he fled abroad, traveled to Belgium, . France, . England, . worked in factories, . terribly in poverty,
. In 1905 he returned to Russia. Chosen in the State Duma of the peasant curia Simbirsk Province. He was one of the initiators and organizers of the Labor Party. In the State Duma, was isolated as a gifted speaker. The main idea that runs through nearly all of his speeches, is that only the State Duma restrains people's revolutionary forces. In its immediate practical requirements of a. usually proves to be rather moderate and sometimes supported the constitutional democratic party. For example, he defended against the attacks of the Left project addresses the response to the crown, which did not include four-term formula for universal suffrage. A. July 3, together with M. Kovalevsky, F. Rodichev and others, was elected a member of the deputation from the City Council of the Inter-Parliamentary Congress in London, went to London and therefore in the drafting of the Vyborg Manifesto did not participate. After the dissolution of the first Duma A. remained abroad. In 1907, in one of the townships Simbirsk province, he was selected by the authorized from the peasants for the election of electors in the State Duma, but his election was quashed by the Senate on the grounds that he was not a peasant-landlord. In 1907, a. with Tchaikovsky traveled to the United States and read it with great success a series of lectures on Russia. - See. Rech A. F. A. the first Russian parliament (St. Petersburg, 1906); A characterization. cm. U Thant, "The men in the State Duma (Moscow, 1907).