The collapse of the Russian front weakened the whole political structure beyond repair The Brusilov Offensive during the summer of 1916 ends up being a Pyrrhic victory. By November 1916 the Duma is ready to accuse the government of "high treason." But the tsar refused to yield to the liberals and thus sealed his fate...
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At Zimmerwald in September 1915 the decision against Lenin was 23 to 7 within the leadership. Lenin denounced the victors as "social patriots" and "social pacifists" - terms which today have none of the derogatory ring of the time. At Kienthal in April 1916 the decision was much the same. Most of the European workers disavowed Lenin and socialist leaders said he was fanatical, romantic, and sectarian...
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The most important reason why Tsarist rule in Russia ended in 1917 was the influence of Rasputin Even the aristocracy lost respect for the Tsarina and blamed the Tsar for allowing Rasputin so much influence. Unfortunately for the Tsar the winter of 1916 was bad, resulting in problems with transporting food around the country...	2 / 491
Why The Tsar's Power Crumbled In March 1917 It had failed to modernize, this was to do with the tsars lack of effort for reforms. The country was undergoing tremendous hardships as industrial and agricultural output dropped...	2 / 551
Was Tsar Nicholas The Second Fit To Rule His wife would make sure he always spent the afternoon with his family; this also meant he was lead by a female, which was not appropriate for this era in time...	2 / 488
"It was inevitable that the revolution of 1905 would fail." Discuss The non-Russians also resented the government. They were strongly against their Russiafication policy as it didn't allow them speak their own language, let alone practice their own beliefs and traditions...	3 / 766