The Revolution of 1917 brought down the Romanov dynasty from "summary" of A People's Tragedy by Orlando Figes
The Romanov dynasty was overthrown by the Revolution of 1917, marking the end of their centuries-long rule over Russia. This revolution was a culmination of years of discontent and unrest among the Russian people, who were suffering from the effects of World War I and the oppressive policies of Tsar Nicholas II. The revolutionaries, made up of diverse groups such as workers, soldiers, and peasants, united in their desire for change and the overthrow of the autocratic regime.
The revolution began in February, with mass demonstrations and strikes in Petrograd, the capital of Russia. The people demanded an end to the war, better living conditions, and political reform. Tsar Nicholas II, who was seen as weak and out of touch with the needs of his people, was forced to abdicate the throne, leaving the country in the hands of a provision...
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