Answer:
(i)
In Russia the war was initially popular and the policies of Tsar Nicholas II
were supported by the people.
(ii) The First World War on the 'Eastern front' differed from that on the
'Western front'. In the West, armies fought from trenches, but in the East,
armies moved a good deal and fought battles leaving large casualties.
(iii) Russia's army lost badly in Germany and Austria
between 1914 and 1916. There were over 7 million casualties by 1917.
(iv) As the German armies moved forward, the Russian army
destroyed crops and building to prevent the enemy to enter easily.
(v) The situation discredited the Russian government and
Tsar.
(vi) The Russian Soldier did not wish to First Such a War.
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