Nicholas II's personal decency is irrelevant to statecraft; Jiang presents him as unequipped for a time of war, famine, discontent, Rasputin scandal, and revolution.
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Nicholas II
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...breaking out, okay? The Russians are losing the war. The Tsar, Nicholas II, he abdicates. And now you have a democratic government in Russia...."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...breaking out, okay? The Russians are losing the war. The Tsar, Nicholas II, he abdicates. And now you have a democratic government in Russia...."
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"But he's not real. He's not really equipped to lead Russia in a time of tremendous political and social tumult. In 1904, the Russians..."
"And Rasputin was very good at calming down Alexei. So Rasputin became a member of the royal family, essentially. But people, the Russian people,..."
"...breaking out, okay? The Russians are losing the war. The Tsar, Nicholas II, he abdicates. And now you have a democratic government in Russia...."
"...So England and Germany, all right? So this is the Tsar Nicholas II. The Tsar here is Nicholas II, okay? And these are all..."
"...-American Empire because they wanted to undermine the Tsarist regime of Nicholas II. And they succeeded tremendously. And if you just go back and..."
"...a reactionary. But he dies fairly young, which leaves his son, Nicholas II, to take the throne. And Nicholas II, he's very young, and..."
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