In the case of the Russian Railway Workers' Strike, which broke out in 1905, was the most paralyzed signature of the Russian Railway Workers' Strike, the most paralyzed signature of the state of the Russian Revolution at the time. The Great Strike, which began on October 6 in Moscow-Kassant Railway factory workers' strike on the basis of universal, equal and direct elections, and the next day in Moscow Railway Workers' Strike, overwhelmed the majority of railway lines at the Moscow Central Station, and soon won the support of the fourteen largest railway lines in Russia, was the most paralyzed signature of the state of the Russian Railway Workers' Strike, which responded to the proposal of the Railway Workers' Workers' Strike, and made the strike