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Ivan Blok was the Governer of Samara during the Russian Revolution of 1905. Shortly after giving a speech in which he complained that citizens directed "hate filled glances" at himself despite "wear out nerves maintaing order so that people can live like human beings", he was killed by a bomb.
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- Kotkin, Stephen (2014). Stalin: Paradoxes of Power. Penguin Press. p. 74. ISBN 9780143127864.
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