The transition to capitalism was chaotic from "summary" of A People's Tragedy by Orlando Figes
The transition to capitalism in Russia was marked by chaos and confusion. The abolition of serfdom in 1861 was a significant moment in this process, but it did not lead to the smooth development of a capitalist economy as many had hoped. Instead, the sudden liberation of millions of serfs without proper planning or support resulted in widespread social and economic dislocation. The newly freed peasants found themselves without land or resources, while the nobility struggled to adapt to the new system. This led to a period of uncertainty and upheaval as different groups vied for power and influence in the changing economic landscape. The lack of a clear plan for transition only exacerbated the situation, with conflicting interests and ideolog...
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