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He organized the South Russian Workers' Party in the 1890s, and was exiled to Siberia in 1898. He escaped in 1902, making his way to London, where he and Vladimir Lenin founded a Marxist newspaper. Name this man instrumental in the Russian Revolution who lost, after Lenin's death, a power struggle to Joseph Stalin.
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