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    and the war was formally known as the Russo-Japanese War. The Russians lost the war because of the distance the army had to travel and Japan and more industrialization. The Russian revolution of 1905 could have been avoided if Russian troops did not attack innocent strikers‚ if the timing for Bloody Sunday was better placed‚ and if Czar Nicholas II participated more in the protection of the revolution. During a strike of Russian industrial workers‚ the Czar’s army attacked the unarmed and innocent

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    main cause for the 1905 revolution?   It is to a certain extent accurate to say that the growth of the reformist groups in the years 1881 was the main cause for the 1905 revolution‚ however it is not completely accurate. Many factors caused the 1905 revolution. The reformist groups did contribute to the outbreak of the 1905 revolution but other factors such as the distraught anger of the people and Bloody Sunday and the Russo-Japanese war also caused the outbreak of the 1905 revolution. Significantly

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    November and finished on the 15th of 1917. During the time of Nicholas’s reign Russia saw him go from the great and powerful “little father” to a much more dishonorable and weak “bloody Nicholas”. Nicholas II was unsuccessful and the reason behind all of Russia’s many downfalls such as WW1 and the Russo-Japanese war. Bloody Sunday‚ The October Manifesto and the Russo-Japanese war were all events that support how unsuccessful he was as Czar and prove that he was the worst ruler of his time. The Russ-Japanese

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    for the 1905 revolution In 1905 the massacre of innocent people during a peaceful protest outside the winter palace in St Petersburg sparked the start of a nationwide revolution. This mass murder of the innocent protestors became known as ‘Bloody Sunday’. During the revolution strikes occurred across the nation involving more than 400‚000 people‚ peasants attacked and raided the homes of their landlords and the Tsar’s uncle‚ the Grand Duke Sergei‚ was assassinated. Although Bloody Sunday was the

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    The Decline and Fall of the Romanov Dynasty was directly impacted buy social‚ economic and political issues and grievances throughout the 19th and 20th century. Political Issues included the autocratic rulership‚ revolutionary trend‚ the political ineptitude of Tsar Nicholas II and the problems that arose from these. Social issues included effect of political rule and repression‚ …. TBC The autocratic rule that dominated the 300 year old dynasty was also a key factor in its destruction; the social

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    ended centuries of imperial rule and started political and social changes that would eventually lead to the formation of the Soviet Union. For years‚ Russian workers had been treated unfairly and had been waiting for a time to revolt. The Bloody Sunday Massacre in 1905 occurred when many Russians were protesting against the monarchy and hundreds of unarmed protesters were killed by troops of the czar. Eventually after many more small revolutions‚ in 1917‚ Vladimir Lenin launched the Bolshevik government

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    role in his downfall. This downfall portrayed political‚ social and economical failures. Firstly‚ Nicholas’ abhorrent autocratic beliefs and his infamous ways of maintaining it contributed to his downfall. Also‚ the infamous massacre known as “Bloody Sunday” also contributed to his downfall‚ and finally the decision Nicholas made to fight in the Japanese and First World Wars all led to his own downfall. Russia believed strongly in Autocracy in the late 19th century‚ the advocate for autocracy in

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    On January 22‚ 1905‚ however‚ this image would be destroyed after soldiers fired into a crowd of unarmed protestors marching towards the Winter Palace . The protestors consisted of workers‚ but also women and children‚ who desired reform in the form of higher wages and better working conditions. This massacre of over a hundred innocents would come to be known as “Bloody Sunday.” The Tsar would even earn the nickname “Nicholas the Bloody” for his readiness to arrest and execute

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    How far was the Tzar´s government weakened by the First World War? The tzar government was affected by the First World War. There are two possible answers to this statement. -Tzar government was significantly weakened by FWW- Before 1914‚ Russian society was very unhappy with the Tzar government. Surprisingly‚ Russia participation in the war woke up Russian people patriotism and people disagreement on Tzar´s government remained in the background‚ almost forgotten. This was the first time in many

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    revolution of 1905 was perhaps the most obvious example to demonstrate that the revolution of 1917 was not caused by WWI‚ because the desire to rebel was fully entrenched in society by 1905. The disturbance was cause by real problems and concerns such as hunger and human rights violation‚ exacerbated by revolutionaries‚ and was unsuccessful because the real problems of the agrarian and industrial sectors did not peak at the same time. Postcards commemorating the event‚ particularly Bloody Sunday‚ represented

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