Tashkent / Moscow / Tarnów / Warsaw / Paris / Gorlice / St. Petersburg / L’viv / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Belarus / Germany / Hungary / Bulgaria / Serbia / Armenia / Latvia / Poland / Montenegro / France / Russia / Austria / United Kingdom / China / Lithuania / Greece / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Extinction / /
Holiday
New Year's Day / October Revolution Day / /
IndustryTerm
political and economic systems / industrial infrastructure / martial law / /
Carpathian Mountains / Tien-Shan Mountains / Carpathians / Vistula River / Narew River / Lake Narach / /
Organization
Balkan Alliance / Democratic Party / Second Army / German government / Supreme / army / Southwestern Front / Russian Army / first Russian parliament / Romanian government / Russian Council of Ministers / State Council / Tsarist government / Tsar’s government / German Eighth Army / Petrograd army / Third Army / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Romanian army / Russian High Command / Sacred Union / Russian First Army / /
Person
Aleksei Brusilov / Ivan Goremykin / Aleksandr Samsonov / Nikolai Ivanov / Erich von Falkenhayn / Boris Shtiurmer / Pavel von Rennenkampf / Nicholas II / Joshua A. Sanborn / Nikolai Ianushkevich / Pavel Miliukov / Mikhail Alekseev / Radko Dmitriev / Franz Ferdinand / Aleksei Evert / Vladimir Purishkevich / Paul von Hindenburg / Erich Ludendorff / / /
Position
scandalous advisor / Prime Minister / victorious commander / Tsar / serious analyst / Emperor / General / officer / Chief / arch-monarchist chairman / Chief of Staff / front commander / General / commander / Empress / Chief of the General Staff / /
PublishedMedium
the Russian advances / /
Region
Balkans / Middle East / central Russia / Eastern Europe / /
Russian Empire By Joshua A. Sanborn The Russian Empire entered the war in order to preserve its Great Power status, but it ended the war in a bout of revolution and decolonization. The army had a mixed record in the war,