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A short note on formation of Russian socialism democratic workers party for class 9​

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Russian Social Democratic Workers' party (Russian: Rossiiskaia sotsial-demokraticheskaia rabochaia partiia, or RSDRP). The Marxist (later Communist) party of the Russian Empire. It was formed by local Marxist groups, which sprang up in the 1890s. Its founding congress was held in Minsk in March 1898 and was attended by only nine delegates, from the Saint Petersburg and Moscow groups, the Jewish Bund, the small Kyiv newspaper Rabochaia gazeta, and the Kyiv and Katerynoslav groups. The Minsk Congress was inconsequential, and most of the delegates were soon arrested.