Non-Violent Resistance Reforms

  • Hungarian Nationalists

    Hungarian Nationalists
    1850-1867 Hungarian nationalists, led by Francis Deak, used nonviolent resistance against Austrian rule but failed due to lack of organization.
  • Russian Strikes

    Russian Strikes
    1905-1906 In Russians engaged in major strikes and other forms of nonviolent action but eventually failed due to lack of organization and the use of violence.
  • Chinese Boycotts

    Chinese Boycotts
    The Chinese boycotted Japanese products in 1908, 1915, and 1919 but were too weak to tolerate the chaotic fallout of from boycotts.
  • German Noncooperation

    German Noncooperation
    German noncooperation against the Kapp Putsch occured when the population went on a general strike, refusing to give its consent and cooperation to the new government.
  • Germany: Occupation ofthe Ruhr

    Germany: Occupation ofthe Ruhr
    Germans resisted the French and Belgian occupation of the Ruhr but the movement quickly failed due to lack of support and organization