How likely is it for a party to overthrow the Russian Empire during the revolutions of 1905 and establish an efficient and stable capitalist presidential constitutional government, similar to the US, while gaining the support of the majority of Russian citizens?
The Tsar isn't giving up power without a fight, and the reformers are not going to have an elected president under any circumstances. All of the anti-monarchists, from the Kadets to the Bolsheviks were favorable to some variant of parliamentary government.How likely is it for a party to overthrow the Russian Empire during the revolutions of 1905 and establish an efficient and stable capitalist presidential constitutional government, similar to the US, while gaining the support of the majority of Russian citizens?
How likely is it for a party to overthrow the Russian Empire during the revolutions of 1905 and establish an efficient and stable capitalist presidential constitutional government, similar to the US, while gaining the support of the majority of Russian citizens?