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The war prompted significant changes in government in Russia and Germany due to widespread dissatisfaction with the existing regimes. In Russia, the immense suffering and losses during World War I led to the 1917 Russian Revolution, resulting in the overthrow of the Tsarist autocracy and the rise of the Bolsheviks. In Germany, the war's devastation and economic hardship fueled unrest, culminating in the abdication of the Kaiser and the establishment of the Weimar Republic. Both countries experienced a loss of legitimacy for their ruling authorities, leading to radical shifts in their political landscapes.
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What did the war caused changes in the government in Russia and Germany?
it changed all the government and changing lots of things in the nation.
Why did the war cause changes in government in russia and Germany?
Because Nazi Germany had to fall. And USSR didn't changed Soviet Government.
What was the impact of Russia's involvement in World War 1 on Russia's government?
The Tsarist government fell, because Russia was losing heavily to Germany. The revolution that caused it to fall led first to a moderate and multi-party Government. But Russia still refused to surrender to the Germans. Then the Germans got Lenin to travel to Russia in the hope that he would cause the moderate Government to fall, which he did through the October revolution of 1917. The Bolsheviks then took over and ended the war with Germany.
What was the impact of impact of involvement in World War 1 on Russia's government?
The Tsarist government fell, because Russia was losing heavily to Germany. The revolution that caused it to fall led first to a moderate and multi-party Government. But Russia still refused to surrender to the Germans. Then the Germans got Lenin to travel to Russia in the hope that he would cause the moderate Government to fall, which he did through the October revolution of 1917. The Bolsheviks then took over and ended the war with Germany.
What outsider help speed up the decline of czars government?
The German government allowed Lenin to travel through Germany to Russia.
Why was it smart for Germany to sneak Lenin back into Russia?
It was smart for Germany to sneak Lenin back into Russia because they were currently at war with Russia. Germany wanted Lenin to take Russia out from the inside, creating a rebellion that would collapse the government and lead to German victory.
What are the different branchs of government does Russia have?
Russia does not have a government. Since the fall of Nazi Germany during ww2 and the collapse of the Berlin wall, government has always come in a form of chaos in USSR.
How were Prussia Austria and Russia affect by enlightenment thinkers?
As a result of enlightenment thinkers, changes in the government of Prussia Austria and Russia were more readily accepted. The public had learned to deal with changes better.
What government did Germany have when Hitler was leader?
It was a Totalitarianist government. Hitler's Nazi Germany and Stalin's Communist Russia are probably the world's two best examples of totalitarianism.
What fear added to the appeal of fascism in Italy and and Germany?
the fear of communism--leaders in Germany and Italy had seem what Communism had done to Russia, with the Red Terror and Stalin and everything. They needed a way for the government to control capitalism more directly because of their failing economies caused by post-war stress. The two options were Communism and Fascism, and Italy and Germany chose Fascism out of fear of turning into another Russia.
What caused Stalin to implement the Berlin blockade?
The introduction of the new currency in West Germany alarmed Stalin, as he was worried by the idea of a successful, anti-communist government in the west of Germany. Furthermore to him this raised the possibility of another German attack on Russia, as in 1914 and 1941.
What changes and effects caused Germany getting split into 2 parts?
Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt decided on the postwar division of Europe at the Yalta Conference. For that reason, American forces ended their advance at the Elba River, leaving Russia to take Berlin. In essence, this gave Russia control of East Germany which fell in the Soviet sphere, and the Western Allies (Britain, France, and the US) divided West Germany.
