For 10 points, identify this reform undertaken by the "Tsar Liberator" Alexander II.
The aftermath of this event necessitated the conversion of a wine warehouse to a prison. This event was prompted by the reports of the Editing Commission. Alexander Herzen exclaimed "Thou hast conquered, Galilean!" after hearing of this event, after which many forests were designated "cut-off lands" or otrezki. Many people who benefitted during this event had to pay a large redemption tax. This event's architect was Nikolai Milyutin, who created local governments called zemstva after its occurrence. Its shortcomings led to the rise of the Peoples' Will, who assassinated the ruler that ordered it. For 10 points, identify this reform undertaken by the "Tsar Liberator" Alexander II.
The aftermath of this event necessitated the conversion of a wine warehouse to a prison.
emancipation of the serfs [or obvious equivalents indicating the freeing of Russian peasants; or Emancipation Reform of 1861; or Peasant Reform of 1861; prompt on "reforms of Alexander II" and similar]