what do you mean by " union of unions " {class 9}
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The Union of Unions (Russian: Союз союзов, Soyuz soyuzov) was a wide alliance of various professional unions formed in 1905, active during the revolutionary last years of the Russian Empire. ... The Union of Writers, Lawyers, Professors and Engineers were one of the first of these unions to be formed.
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The Union of Unions, was founded in Moscow in May 1905 at the first congress of representatives of 14 unions. The unions' professional and trade groups included engineers and technicians, agronomists and statisticians, physicians, veterinarians, pharmacists, journalists and writers, railroad administrative workers, clerks and bookkeepers, and teachers.
The Union of Unions advocated the abolition of the existing political regime and the transfer of power to the Constituent Assembly, which was to be elected by secret ballot based on direct universal suffrage with equal representation. Despite objections raised by certain unions, the Union of Unions called for a boycott of the Bulygin Duma and received a favourable response from the First State Duma in this undertaking. Union members participated in mass political strikes. In several cases, the Union of Unions supported decisions of the soviets of workers’ deputies. It also rendered financial aid to participants of armed uprisings in December 1905.