WW1 Pt 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Agricultural and industrial industries had grown by … in …

A

6% in 1914

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2
Q

Nicholas orders mobilisation of Russian forces against Austro-Hungrary on…

A

30 July 1914

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3
Q

Germany declares war on Russia:

A

1 August 1914

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4
Q

St Petersburg was named Petrograd because

A

It sounded less German

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5
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By the end of …, the army has … soldiers and … weapons

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1914, the government has 6.5 million men mobilised but only 4.6 million rifles

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6
Q

Battle of Tannenburg:

A

26-30 August 1914

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7
Q

Battle of Tannenburg resulted in

A

70,000 casualties, 100,000 soldiers captured by the enemy

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8
Q

Battle of Masurian Lakes:

A

9-14 September 1914

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9
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Battle of Masurian Lakes resulted in:

A

60,000 casualties

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10
Q

Between … and … spending rose from … roubles to … roubles

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1914 to 1917, spending rose from 4 million roubles to 30 million roubles

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11
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Between … and …, wages … whilst food and fuel …

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1914 and 1916, wages doubled whilst food and fuel quadrupled in price

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12
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In …, bread rationing mean Petrograd received … than what it received in …

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Early 1917, Petrograd received less 1/4 of the bread than what the received in 1914

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13
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By …, … stations were unable to handle freight

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1916, 575 stations

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14
Q

By …., Petrograd and Moscow were recieving …

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1916, receiving barely 1/3 of the required food and fuel supplies

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15
Q

Okranha report 1916:

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“If in the future grain remains to be hidden, the very fact of its disappearance will be sufficient to provoke in the capitals”

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16
Q

Nicholas II took over the armies in …

A

August 1915

17
Q

Witte:

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“The Tsar’s character is the source of all our misfortunes. His outstanding weakness is a lack of willpower”