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Tsar of Russia 1894–1917. He was dominated by his wife, Tsarina Alexandra, who was under the influence of the religious charlatan Rasputin. His mismanagement of the Russo-Japanese War and of internal affairs led to the revolution of 1905, which he suppressed, although he was forced to grant limited constitutional reforms. He took Russia into World War I in 1914, was forced to abdicate in 1917 after the Russian Revolution, and was executed with his family.
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collective farm
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Russia: history to 1922
Russian civil war
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Russian revolution, 1905
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socialism, Russian
soviet
Stalin, Joseph
Trotsky, Leon
Trotskyism
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
war communism
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