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Nicholas II ended the Romanov dynasty. Alexander II was assasinated. Lenin implemented the red terror to ensure his grip. Yeltsin was forced to resign to...
by TrapLord_Rhodo 4y ago
Nicholas II ended the Romanov dynasty.
Alexander II was assasinated.
Lenin implemented the red terror to ensure his grip.
Yeltsin was forced to resign to... you guessed it; Putin.
All these may not have happened directly after the loss, but it definitely swayed public opinion against them.
- KptMarchewa 4y ago> Nicholas II ended the Romanov dynasty. Attributing Nicholas II death to 12 year earlier Russo-Japanese war and not... ongoing WW1 is weird take. > Alexander II was assasinated. 25 years later by revolutionary socialists, not some kind of revanchist. >Lenin implemented the red terror to ensure his grip. Actually totally reverse, Lenin then ended it with NEP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Economic_Policy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Economic_Policy >Yeltsin was forced to resign to... you guessed it; Putin. "Forced" 4 years later full of disastrous policies and, most importantly for russian state, low oil prices.