Tsar Nicholas was not part of the White army forces, because Nicholas was under arrest by the Bolsheviks and unable to command or even be part of the civil war on the White side. Some, but not all of the White forces were in favor of restoring the Tsar to the throne. A large part of the White forces simply wanted to depose the Bolsheviks and take over the country themselves rather than put the Tsar back on the throne.
In addition, Nicholas II was murdered in July 1918 but the civil war continued at least until 1920. Being dead for most of the Civil War, he could not have been part of it.
It began when a few groups in Russia decided to try out communism, and then they were called the Red Army. The White Army was the group of people that were still either loyal to the Tsar, or they opposed Communism. It really broke out when the Red Army assassinated Tsar Nicholas, his wife Alexandra, their daughters Olga, Tatiana, Marie, and Anastasia, as well as their son Alexei and some of their friends and faithful servants, who were all imprisoned in the Ipatiev house. Then, of course, people went crazy, one party against another, with the peasants all over Russia playing a large part.
Tsar Nicholas had started a war with Germany that he then lost, which often in history has caused the downfall of the regime responsible. And Nicholas was held directly responsible, since starting it had been his personal decision and because he had been foolish enough to assume actual supreme command over the army, so the blame for the defeats fell directly on him.Plus, the Germans as a part of their war policy had decided to destabilise Russia from within by encouraging and allowing Lenin to travel from Zwitserland where he lived to Russia in order to stir up trouble among the Russian troops and proletariat. Which he did, very succesfully.
Tsar Nicholas II was the final Tsar of Russia. He lead the once grand Romanov family into the ground with his horrid leadership skills. he was hated by the Russian people, and was overthrown by the Provisional Government that lead to the Bolshevik Revolution, aka the Russian Revolution. The government of Russia at this point switched from Monarchy to Communism under the Bolsheviks.
the reds- the Bolsheviks the whites- a broad term applied to any anti Bolshevik group. The whites were made up of * Mensheviks * Socialist Revolutionaries * Supporters of the Tsar * Landlords and capitalists who had lost money due to the revolution * the Czech legion (these were paid soldiers) the whites were also supported by USA, Japan, France and Britain, who wanted to crush Communism as they were worrried about it spreading to their countries. Hope that helps!
Almost certainly Vladimir Lenin. Mikhail Kudrin, as part of a detail of men under the command of Yakov Yurovsky, is generally believed to have fired the shot that actually killed Tsar Nicholas II. Yurovsky fired the first shot after reading the Tsar his death sentence. Then Kudrin, Petr Ermakov and Pavel Medvedev, at the very least, also shot him even though they had been assigned other family members to shoot. Lenin had given his anonymous approval after the local Cheka demanded the execution and the Czechoslovak Legion in the civil war was close to capturing Ekaterinberg and the Tsar. Yakov Sverdlov is believed to have set everything up.
All Tsar Nicholas II 20 Kopek coins were minted at the St. Petersburg mint and were circulated over all of Russia.
It began when a few groups in Russia decided to try out communism, and then they were called the Red Army. The White Army was the group of people that were still either loyal to the Tsar, or they opposed Communism. It really broke out when the Red Army assassinated Tsar Nicholas, his wife Alexandra, their daughters Olga, Tatiana, Marie, and Anastasia, as well as their son Alexei and some of their friends and faithful servants, who were all imprisoned in the Ipatiev house. Then, of course, people went crazy, one party against another, with the peasants all over Russia playing a large part.
Tsar Nicholas had started a war with Germany that he then lost, which often in history has caused the downfall of the regime responsible. And Nicholas was held directly responsible, since starting it had been his personal decision and because he had been foolish enough to assume actual supreme command over the army, so the blame for the defeats fell directly on him.Plus, the Germans as a part of their war policy had decided to destabilise Russia from within by encouraging and allowing Lenin to travel from Zwitserland where he lived to Russia in order to stir up trouble among the Russian troops and proletariat. Which he did, very succesfully.
Peasant revolts in the history of tsarist Russia are almost too numerous to count. There were at least 1,000 official revolts. By the time of World War One, the Tsar was fighting an unpopular war against powerful German armies, and poverty and hunger were a large part of Russia's problems. For years there was an intellectual underground plotting to remove the Tsar. The entire situation in Russia in 1917 was out of control, and Tsar Nicholas Romanov was clearly to blame. He was deposed in March of 1917.
It's Nicholas Gage; Co-Executive Producer of The Godfather Part 3.
Tsar Nicholas II was the final Tsar of Russia. He lead the once grand Romanov family into the ground with his horrid leadership skills. he was hated by the Russian people, and was overthrown by the Provisional Government that lead to the Bolshevik Revolution, aka the Russian Revolution. The government of Russia at this point switched from Monarchy to Communism under the Bolsheviks.
the reds- the Bolsheviks the whites- a broad term applied to any anti Bolshevik group. The whites were made up of * Mensheviks * Socialist Revolutionaries * Supporters of the Tsar * Landlords and capitalists who had lost money due to the revolution * the Czech legion (these were paid soldiers) the whites were also supported by USA, Japan, France and Britain, who wanted to crush Communism as they were worrried about it spreading to their countries. Hope that helps!
Nicholas was born in the town of Patara in Asia Minor. Today it is part of modern Turkey.
Anwer is at the moment Carol Shahid Tsar daughter of the world's richest billionaire but facts is that she has to share all the fortune with the rest of her siblings that include Roxanne Tsar, Nadine Tsar, Faruk Tsar also a teenager, Omer Tsar teenager, Simone Tsar, Simran Tsar minors and Nyle Shahid Tsar infant, everything that belongs to Shahid Tsar at the moment is taken care by his eldest daughter Roxanne Shahid Tsar & Tsar's lawyer H.D.Harrison, where as Shahid Tsar is on the verge of getting back into action since any news related to him had been banned since 2009 and Shahid Tsar is now coming up with the biggest, largest companies of the world and is sure that things are going to move accorinding to his plan and Tsar is supported by a team of top of the line advisers and lawyers, Tsar's best school & collage friend M.Lakhani whom Tsar founded after 16 years is now playing a major part in making decissions in Tsar's favor with launching Tsar's new upcoming compnies to take over the world with earth shattering start. M.Lakhani has been given 1% shares that stands at onebillions US dollars
Almost certainly Vladimir Lenin. Mikhail Kudrin, as part of a detail of men under the command of Yakov Yurovsky, is generally believed to have fired the shot that actually killed Tsar Nicholas II. Yurovsky fired the first shot after reading the Tsar his death sentence. Then Kudrin, Petr Ermakov and Pavel Medvedev, at the very least, also shot him even though they had been assigned other family members to shoot. Lenin had given his anonymous approval after the local Cheka demanded the execution and the Czechoslovak Legion in the civil war was close to capturing Ekaterinberg and the Tsar. Yakov Sverdlov is believed to have set everything up.
No. St. Nicholas was part of the inspiration for Santa Claus.
Lenin and Trotsky were the two leaders of the Bolshevik political party which took power after the Russia Revolution of 1917. Tsar Nicholas II was overthrown during the Russia Revolution of 1917, also known as the Bolshevik revolution.