The article concerns the research of Tomsk Social Democrats political orientation in 1907–1917. The author concludes that it's hard to give a unique determination of ideological character of movement owing to backwardness of social relations and heterogeneity of a political exile.

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8. Ibid. P. 94, 103.

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18. Set of legalizations and regulations, edited under the Governmental Senate. Petrograde. 1916. P. 282.

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