As the Russian Government began to crack down on capitalists to a certain extent, factories in Saint Petersburg and its surrounding cities were inevitably affected.
According to incomplete statistics from the Russian Government, this purge affected hundreds of Russian capitalists, and the number of affected factories reached as high as several hundred.
This also led to at least tens of thousands of Russian workers being affected, as their bosses behind the scenes were arrested, who would pay their wages and allow them to continue working?
For the Russian workers who were already struggling to get enough to eat, whoever caused them to lose their jobs was their enemy.
Those capitalists who were purged or affected were also trying to find ways to solve the predicament they encountered.
For these people, the weapon they could use was the dissatisfied workers due to the shutdown of the factories.
