In joining the Provisional Government, Fyodor Dan and Irakli Tsereteli ignored the advice of this group's leader, Julius Martov. Formed by Grigory Plekhanov in London in 1903, they believed that a liberal, capitalist regime must be put into place before socialism could arise, and they opposed limiting party membership to "professional revolutionaries." For 10 points—name this faction, with a name meaning "one of the minor
In joining the Provisional Government, Fyodor Dan and Irakli Tsereteli ignored the advice of this group's leader, Julius Martov. Formed by Grigory Plekhanov in London in 1903, they believed that a liberal, capitalist regime must be put into place before socialism could arise, and they opposed limiting party membership to "professional revolutionaries." For 10 points—name this faction, with a name meaning "one of the minority," which opposed the Bolsheviks.
In joining the Provisional Government, Fyodor Dan and Irakli Tsereteli ignored the advice of this group's leader, Julius Martov.
{Menshevik}s [or {Mensheviki}]