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Tsar Nikolas' final moments and regrets are shown to his son. While the Tsar was often angry and hated change, he was a man of duty and honor. Regardless time moves on and Russia begins to change.
A combination of demilitarization and diplomatic outreach to what are seen as hostile states are causing the armed forces to grow dissatisfied with the Liberal Party.
A Great Revolt had broken out in Riga due to a fermentation of many factors. The final straw for these thousands of radicals was Governor-General Pahlen's dirty laundry...
The opening of an exhibit in Riga of fossils found during the Great Polish Uprising attracts British Palaeontologists, who are promptly arrested for political reasons.
The Tsar hears of the News that Britain wants Prussia and Russia dead. With the news of the British embargo coming from seemingly nowhere. The Tsar decides to fight back and embargo them in turn. The Tsar had hoped that tensions had cooled, but instead they heat up
The Great Polish Uprising (Nov 1830-Jan 1833) has come to a close on the 6th January 1833 (in the Julian Calendar), as the last hostile elements have surrendered on the Eve of the Nativity to Governor-General Pahlen's self-lead Livonian Cavalry Brigade.