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Czar Nicholas

Introduction to the current situation in Russia in 1914-1917

The world war had started and Tsar was forcefully pushing Russia into the war, but Russia wasn�t prepared for the strain of war. The army wasn�t properly led and was poorly equipped. The army had suffered huge defeats at Tannenburg and Masuria lakes. This made the government of Tsar look incompetent in front of the Russian citizens especially when Tsar Nicholas himself insisted of taking personal charge of the army. Mean while when Tsar Nicholas had left for the war ground he had left his wife Tsarina in charge of the government. For the war, people of farmlands where taken and were forced to fight for Russia on the battle ...

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added as a top up to the miseries of the people and many people died due to this famine. This famine caused more trouble to the peasants and the workers in the factories but it also affected the nobles as some of them were also not able to get food supplies due to its shortage.

Reactions of the people to the Czar :

Many of the peasants and the workers started to have a feeling of rebellion against the Czar as they thought that Czar was entirely responsible for the Famine which was caused by the involvement of Russia in the world war due to the pressure of Czar Nicholas. Before Czar left for the battlefield he left his wife Czarina in charge of the government. But Czarina was completely under the influence of a magician called Rasputin who claimed he had cured her son�s fatal disease. Czarina started ruling under the objectives of Rasputin and this hurt the sentiments of the nobles who had favored the Monarchy for years. Rasputin was assassinated. On March 1917 the workers ...

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Added: 2/28/2011 08:47:58 AM
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