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I'd argue the Bolshevik revolution would still have happened even if Romanov wasn't a hemophiliac. I don't see how the child's disease would have affected the m
by openasocket 9y ago
I'd argue the Bolshevik revolution would still have happened even if Romanov wasn't a hemophiliac. I don't see how the child's disease would have affected the management of the Russian supply lines in WWI, or have caused the February Revolution.
- Nomentatus 9y agoIt may have been quite helpful in fact; particularly after the invention of the telegraph, remote amateur micromanagment by royal, tyrannical and elected HIPPOs (including Hitler and even perhaps even Lincoln at the start of the war) has crippled many a military effort.