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The Decembrist Revolt: 14 December 1825

 
The plotters in St. Petersburg decided to stage a demonstration for the candidacy of Constantine against his younger brother, Nicholas
They led some army units into the Senate Square in St. Petersburg trying to prevent Nicholas from taking the oath of allegiance as the new tsar
The plotters convinced their soldiers that they must uphold the rights of Emperor Constantine and demand a constitution
The revolt was ruthlessly crushed by the authorities
120 men were brought to trial
Five ringleaders were hanged, among them Paul Pestel
31 were condemned to hard labor in Siberia
The remainder were exiled to Siberia or committed to prison for various periods of time
 
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