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War in Northern, Eastern and Central Europe. This allowed the Czar to prove he was a real power in Europe.
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Russian Army officers protested against the successor of the Czar. They were crushed by Czar Nicholas.
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Emancipation commities were formed where serfdom was still present. It affected the economy and the politics of Russia.
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A member of the group Narodnaya Volya "people's Will" threw a bomb at the Czar. It didn't hurt him, the second man didn't hurt either but the third one was deadly. Alexander II died in the Winter Palace.
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Starting of the war with Japan for Expansion that ended by a defeat of Russia. Nicholas II became more impopular.
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Upset by the Czar, the people come peacefully to St Petersburg to protest. The soldiers will be ordered to shoot on them. Hundreds will die, thousands will be wounded.
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The strikes of the country and the executions made by the Czar's men stopped and the monarchy changed. This revolution started on Bloody Sunday.
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Declaration of War from Germany and Austria-Hungary. Russia gets engaged according to its treaty with France.
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Under the pressure of the Bolchevik Government, Nicholas II is forced to let them the power.
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Allowed the abdication of Monarchy, the creation of a Russian Republic. Two powers were present, the Petrograd Soviet and the Provisional government.
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Peace treaty with Germany, named Brest-Litovsk.
