The downfall of the Romanov dynasty
World War I not only had far reaching effects on Russia’s society and economy, but it is also one of the most important factors in causing the downfall of the Romanov Dynasty. It was the war that reflected the weakness of the Titanic Russia and it was also the suffering of the war that pushed the Tsar’s throne to the edge of the cliff. The 1905 revolution is the other storm that corrupted the Romanov Dynasty severely. Along as these two destructive causes, minor factor such as the poor leadership of the Tsar also encouraged the revolutionists to begin rebellions.World War I wounded Russia severely. The Russians assumed it would be a short and victorious war, the Tsar even thought that the war could help to restore his authority. However, nothing did not go as predicted. Instead, WWI was an absolute disaster to Russia, which all Russia had brought home, was shame and terrible defeats. There were many reasons behind it. First of all, the preparation for war was poor. Not one soldier in the army was properly trained. Inexperienced, young officers and generals also led to the great defeat. Their bad commands and disgraceful planning had made the situation worse. The soldiers were poorly equipped, which of 10 soldiers,
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Approximate Word count = 1419
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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