In what ways Russian peasants were different from the European peasants?
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Russian peasants were different from other Euro
pean peasants in another way. They pooled their land
together periodically and their commune divided it
according to the needs of individual families. Russian
peasants were deeply religious. But except in a few
cases they had no respect for the nobility. In Russia,
peasants wanted the land of the nobles to be given to
them. Frequently, they refused to pay rent and even
murdered landlords. In 1902, this occurred on a large
scale in south Russia. And in 1905, such incidents
took place all over Russia.
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