In The End of the Russian Empire, Michael T. Florinsky explores one of the most significant events in the 20th century. In just over ten years, Russia suffered vast changes in its government, military, and social standards. Throughout this time, war remained an overwhelming factor in the condition of the Russian Empire and in the attitude of the disgruntled masses. Something had to give. The Russo-Japanese War defeat sparked the undeniable need for change and WWI simply drove the nail in the coffin. The people wanted change and Florinsky explains that "the Revolution was the outcome of the disintegrat
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