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In 1849 German Philosopher, Karl Marx writes the "Manifesto of The Communist Party" alongside Friedrich Engels. this pamphlet later becomes the bases of the Russian Revolutionists beliefs and driving force.

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In 1894, Tsar Nicholas II came to power After the death of his father. The public disliked him for many reasons but a large reason was for his age. He was too young to be experienced but too old to be controlled.

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Vladimir Lenin and The Proletariats (1895) 

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Vladimir Lenin and The Proletariats (1895) 

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The working class or Proletariats believed that they could revolt and over throw the Tsar together and had planned to start a revolution. Majority of these revolutionists became known as the Bolsheviks and followed Vladimir Lenin while the minority of the revolutionists became known as the Mensheviks. Lenin is later exiled to Siberia for three years for attempting to gather more revolutionists.

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During Tsar Nicholas II's multiple attempts to gain Russian approval, he tries to improve Russia's influence on Korea, though Japan wants the same thing which leads to war and the defeat of Russia. This angers Russia even more and ignores what they truly want, which is more liberty from the government.

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In St.Petersburg, thousands of working men had gathered to strike for reform and better rights which they wanted the Tsar himself to know. Although the Tsar is not in the city, the The Chief of Security Police is and he calls for the soldiers to open fire on the thousands of protestors killing hundreds

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Tsar Nicholas II Takes Command in WWI (1915)

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Tsar Nicholas II Takes Command in WWI (1915)

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Although everyone objects the idea of such, Tsar Nicholas II dismisses his top commander in the war as to take control himself and raise morales of Russia. His impact on the war wasn't large but his absence as a political figure caused great distress. although his wife is meant to be in power, her choices are greatly influenced by a mystic who made his way into the royal family named Rasputin. his power was much worse then the Tsar's already terrible control.

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Rasputin was greatly disliked by the public and even the Tsar's family who plan the assassination on him. Many even believed him to have been working for the devil because of his negative influence. the plan was to invite Rasputin over for dinner and poison his drink although for some reason the poison does not work. Afterwards they shoot Rasputin seemingly killing him but once again he gets up and attacks them leading to another bullet to the head which after they tie him up and throw him in the river.

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In March of 1917, working class citizens gather in St.Petrograd to strike against the Tsar. Soon after, the Tsar"s own soldiers, the Cossacks, turn on him protesting and rioting alongside the people of Petrograd. With time Tsar Nicholas II abdicates ending the long rule of Tsarist leaders in Russia.

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Tsar Nicholas II is Sentenced to Firing Squad (1918)

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Tsar Nicholas II is Sentenced to Firing Squad (1918)

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On July 16th, 1918, Tsar Nicholas II, his wife, his kids, and a few of his servants. sentenced to die by firing squad by the Provincial Government after being captured. The original plan was to send them to England, fear of anti-revolutionists freeing them raised which lead to their final decision.

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