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Activist Opposition Party

Finnish revolutionary group
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  • Konni Zilliacus

    …was an organizer of the Activist Opposition Party, an underground revolutionary group; he also served as editor of its widely disseminated newspaper Fria Ord (“Free Word”). Beginning with the Russo-Japanese War and the first stirrings of unrest in Russia, Zilliacus limited his smuggling almost exclusively to arms, not only for…

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    …was an organizer of the Activist Opposition Party, an underground revolutionary group; he also served as editor of its widely disseminated newspaper Fria Ord (“Free Word”). Beginning with the Russo-Japanese War and the first stirrings of unrest in Russia, Zilliacus limited his smuggling almost exclusively to arms, not only for…

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