More than a decade before the Bolshevik revolution that created the Soviet Union, an Orthodox Priest leads a peaceful protest of factory workers and their supporters through the streets of St. Petersburg.
Carrying a petition asking for moderate labor reforms, they are fired upon by the Tsar's troops, touching off what came to be known as Bloody Sunday, culminating in a brief Constitutional Monarchy and representative government that history has all but forgotten.
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