Alexander II's Reforms | A Level History

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[@MC10W]

Hi. My question is why did Alexander II liberalise the press- in 1858- is is it because oif the defeat in the crimean war. 0 if so why- why wold a defeat in a war- lead to Alexander freeign the press- is it because crimea showed a lack of moderfnsiatioin in russia thus to modernise the country- he needs to free the press
Thanks.

[@thenoobyblock1208]

The press wasn't really liberalised until 1865, likely to meet the growing expectations of the peasantry. It wouldn't have made much sense for them to allow a public forum for criticism of the state in the wake of a disastrous war, if not for some bigger picture.
Shuvalov reinstituted much of the censorship after 1866, perhaps even stricter than before.