What was the effect of WW1 on Tsarist Russia?
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- Created on: 16-03-23 13:25
What was the effect of WW1 on Tsarist Russia?
1915:
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War was going very badly in (samsonov and rennenkampf).
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St petersburg became petrograd in.
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Duma demands progressive bloc.
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Prince Lvov:
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From a landowning family.
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A hard working liberal.
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Wanted a constitutional monarchy.
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Sat in the first two dumas as a kadet.
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Risen through the zemstvo.
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Was respected for his work to alleviate the famine of the 1890s.
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Became a leader of Zemgor.
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Wages running at 200%??
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Workers are very hungry.
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Cities are very poor.
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Peasants were lowest in line to receive the food (that they farmed) and so they began hiding some of the crops to feed their families.
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Nicholas II made himself Supreme Commander-in-Chief. Problem? He is now held responsible/to blame for any mistakes that will happen, he is inexperienced in the leadership field.
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Mogilev.
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War Industries Committee.
1916:
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There were three different chief ministers. Complete instability.
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Three different interior ministers.
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Alexander Protopopov (6 September 1916 – 28 February 1917).
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It seems like Nicholas II’s wife Alexandra is in charge and the people didn’t like that. Every time something goes wrong they blame her because she is of German nationality.
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Rasputin:
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Born in siberia.
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(Apparently) as a child he was shown to have powers.
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He had a brother and a sister who both died when he was at a young age.
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Was perhaps a khlysty monk but not confirmed. It was a belief…
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