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News of repeated Russian looses sparked unrest at home. led to a revolt in the midst of the war.
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About 200,000 workers and their families approached the czar's winter palace in St.petersburg
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The first duma met in may 1906. Its leaders were moderates.
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Nicholas ll made the fateful decision to drag Russia into World War1.
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Women textile workers in Petrograd led a city wide strike. In the next five days riots flaired up over bread and fuel shorteges.
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Without worning armed factory workers stormed the winter palace in Petrograd.
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Russia and Germany signed the treaty of best-litovsk.
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Civil war reguarded in Russia
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Lenin temperarly put aside his plan for a state-controlled economy.
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Lenin suffered a stroke in 1922. He survived, but the insident set in motion several Western nations sent aid to Russia.
