Would Russian Revolution. Would The Revolution Still Have Occurred If World War One Didn’t?

The 1917 revolution in Russia was a true display of the people’s anger. For years, the oppression that they suffered at the hands of the out-dated autocracy had left them with lots of energy to release, but with very little room to free it. The start of World War One was seen as a God-send for the Tsar, for it distracted the Russians from their incompetent ruler, and united them all against a common enemy: …

…did, speed it up. Even with the improvements, the Russians were very displeased with the way that their lived were being run, and it would only have been a matter of time before the Bolsheviks & the Mensheviks got their act together, and over-through the autocracy. I think it’s safe to say that by the mid 1920’s, Nicholas would have made a large enough blunder, to ignite the fire of revolution for one final time.