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Events leading to the end of the Tsarist Russia and the 1917 Revolution
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Have a little read: ... Events leading to the end of the Tsarist Russia and the 1917 Revolution Russian history has provided us with the knowledge that whenever a threat of war looms the majority of the nation abandons its disagreement in an act of unity and show of patriotisms. This sort of enthusiasm was evident in the period we are studying, this sort of enthusiasm thereby makes the leaders more popular, but such is the backwardness of Russia at the time that the wave of support never lasted the mismatch between Russia and its enemies were laughable. For such a huge country with enormous factors of production at its disposal, the fact that Russia was never able to maximise its potential is a major factor behind the down fall of the Romanov Dynasty. The real revolution occurred in 1917, but the first sign of popular discontent started emerging in the turn during the turn of
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