In 1905, I believe it was a priest who brought a list of grievances to the Winter Palace. There were tens of thousands of workers on strike and he was representing those workers who were beginning to form what were called Soviets, kind of representative bodies of the workers who felt that they were getting screwed. They're working 13 hours a day, they're getting paid almost nothing, they're cramped into little apartments, they have no rights. So this list of grievances, which included freedom of speech and it included, like we said, workers' rights and increase in pay, women's work pay, eight hour work day, and representational government. They thought that the Tsar would be like, okay, let's talk it out. And what happened was, I think the Tsar wasn't home and the priest walks in with all the people, they got a little, bang, bang, bang, bang, bloody, bloody Sunday. This is called Bloody Sunday.