World War One was the Deciding Factor in the Collapse of Tsarism in Russia

World War I was the deciding factor of the collapse of Russian emperors, in February 1917 the abolition of Nicholas II ceased the end of Russian emperor rule and the end of more than 100 years of Romanov rule . By the time the war broke out in 1914 almost all parts of Russian society, especially farmers and increasingly urban workers were betrayed by dictatorship. Emperor Alexander II began reforming from the Liberation Law of 1861, but most of these reforms have little impact on farmers' daily lives.

For Russia, the Crimean problem is one of the problems. In the 23 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has tried to find a new concept of state. What does Russia mean? Russian, there are neither tourism nor communism? Recent events clearly show that for Russia the empire is a desire to exist. Russia is more than just a country and must dominate other countries to verify its magnificence. The heart of this Russian Empire project is Ukraine.

To understand Putin you must understand Russia. In the past 100 years, the country saw what the collapse of democracy, the Great Depression, the two world wars, the millions of Russian martyrdom, the collapse of communism, and what Putin himself called the greatest tragedy of the century It was. That's right. President Putin makes Russia a stable and safe place to live and enhances its position and respect in the world. President Putin understands Russia and the world. Although he is not stupid about actively attacking the United States and Europe, he knows how to use power asymmetry, network tools, digital information, so that competitors' vulnerabilities, internal departments, and openness I understand. . Institutions such as the European Union and NATO, and the concept of integration and diversification. In other words, Vladimir Putin knows the world very well, the question is West, and the United States understands him! !

How is that? The order after the Second World War was only 70 years old - a short-lived history in the history of multipolar diplomacy. The Soviet Union lasted 70 years. It collapsed, but Russia stalled. There is a possibility that the European Union will collapse, European countries may continue. NATO may collapse and relations across the Atlantic will continue on bilateral and multilateral basis. It is our responsibility to see progress towards peace and universal human rights in order to fully understand the threats to our 20th century global architecture. Our response is not just to keep the current situation. We must start outlining the positive opposition to the state and non-governmental agencies that will restrict the Member States and give power to Member States rather than effectively solving the problem together.