How did the First World War impact Russia and contribute to the growing discontent and revolutionary sentiments within the country?
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- The war caused immense casualties and losses for Russia, leading to refugees and a discredited government and Tsar . The Russian armies suffered several defeats in Germany and Austria, resulting in over 7 million casualties by 1917.
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The war
disrupted
Russia’s
industries and supply chains
, leading to
shortages
of goods and food in the cities.With limited domestic industries and German control over the Baltic Sea, Russia faced shortages of industrial goods and equipment.
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The war increased
anti-German sentiments
and the
unpopularity
of the Tsarina, who was seen as influenced by
Rasputin
. Anti-German sentiments were widespread among Russians, who resented anything associated with Germany.
- The war created a disenchanted population and a loss of faith in the government, paving the way for the Russian Revolution in 1917.The war served as a catalyst for revolutionary sentiments, creating an environment ripe for political change.
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