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How did the collapse of the Russian Tsar impact the course of WWI?

Question by Wiz: How did the collapse of the Tsar and the takeover by the Bolsheviks impact the course and conduct of WW1?

This is an essay prompt so I need to come up with at least 3 points, and it should be in regard to other nations like “the collapse of the Tsar and the takeover of the Bolsheviks took troops away from the Western front which gave the Germans more power on the Eastern front”
(that was an example i need different info then that)

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Answer by The Savage Nation Party
I don’t remember the exact name, but something like Order #1 issued by the Bolsheviks stated that no solider in the army had obey the order of anyone out ranking them. This threw the Russian Army into disarray.

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  1. desertviking_00 says

    You left something out. After the Tsar abdicated, there was a Provisional Republican government headed up by Alexander Kerensky. That was the government the Bolsheviks overthrew.

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  2. Warren T says

    Shortly after the Bolsheviks took power they signed a treaty with Germany at high cost to Russia which pulled Russia out of the First World War. This in turn free up a hugh number of German forces. The Germans were hoping to get these forces to the Western Front and bring the conflict in the West to a successful conclusion before the American forces could arrive in Europe in significant numbers and be ready to fight. Of course history shows they failed.

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