Today, 123 years ago, on July 3, 1902 (March 28, 1902), a riot swept the south of Russia. July 3, 1902. A violent riot spread around the south of Russia. Those days, the riots clashed with the army at Rostov on the river Don, causing the deaths or injuries of countless protesters. The organizers of the fervent workers' movement dressed in monstrous uniforms, destroyed factories and machinery, called upon the tsar to accept their demands, and they also launched farmers who suffered unemployment and hunger suffering, causing them to suffer the unhappiness of the industrialization movement promoted by Count Witts, Minister of Finance. In order to prevent the change, the tsar decided today to negotiate with the people's representatives. They would