Chernyshevsky, Nikolai Gavrilovich:
1828–1889, Russian socialist reformer.
Vissarion Belinsky disciple.
Editor for the Contemporary, a radical journal dedicated to Belinsky principles.
Voted for emancipation of the serfs.
For his radical ideas, he was arrested, and deported to Siberia, which, funny enough, is where they send all the bad guys in those sucky movies that make fun of Russia. End Rant()
In prison, he wrote What is to be done?, which created great influence of socialist supporters. Considered a forerunner of the Russian revolution.
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