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Alexander became Tsar of Russia on the assassination of Alexander II in 1881. He immediately cancelled hisfather's plans to introduce a representative assembly and announced he had no intention of limiting hisautocratic power. During his reign Alexander followed a repressive policy against those seeking politicalreform and persecuted Jews and others who were not members of the Russian Orthodox Church. Alexanderalso pursued a policy of Russification of national minorities. This included impos
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