 The loot from that single raid (200,812 rubles–or approximately $100,000) was a virtual fortune in contemporary Eastern Europe and equaled the amount 'Bojówki' had looted in the two previous years.In 1906 alone, the 800-strong "Bojówki", operating in five-man units in Congress Poland, killed 336 Russian officials; the number of casualties declined in the coming years; while the number of its members increased (to around 2,000 in 1908) but started declining significantly after 1908; in 1910 it numbered only 77 members.Organizacja Bojowa as a military arm of the PPS was viewed unfavourably by the other Polish political force, the right-wing "endecja".