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overall conclusion of army
policy of the army being a fighting force never changes throughout yet uses vary
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For A2 what was the catalyst for reforming the army ?
crimean war
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Who did A2 appoint in 1861 to reform the military?
Miliutin, minister of war
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What reforms of A2 meant opposition could be better dealt with via the army ?
humanise military, improve its efficiency via restructure of command
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How did A3 reform the military?
through assimilation and peaceful means. moving away from foreign conflicts, peacekeepers
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How did A3 bring stability within Russia ?
Russification- transforming parts of empire into ‘Pure Russia’
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Relationship with Army and A3
Russification failure as a policy yet Army remained loyal and strong
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3 ways Nicholas lost support of the army

1. Russo-Japanese war 1904-5- humiliation, poor conditions
2. 1916 WWI- loss of heavy lives, poor planning, lack of food and morale
3. 1917 WWI feb- army refuse to fire on protestors and Tsar abdicates
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when did army support Nicholas
bloody sunday- 1905 St Petersburg- soldier shooted peasant protestors
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Prov Government and Army (3)

1. PG had to ask PS for weapons- disjointed
2. Support= July Days
3. Lack of Support= Kornilov revolt, army did not support Kerensky 1917
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army under Lenin
red army
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why was the red army dominant
Trotsky= brilliant leader, common aims= to win power
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How were the red army adaptable
implemented war communism= grain requisitioning

dual mobilisation- soldiers and workers
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How did Lenin lose support of the army
1921 Kronstadt uprising sailors, demanding reforms, dissertation
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Under Stalin how were army used
Dekulakization, forced collectivisation
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how did Stalin and Army have bad relationship
he viewed them with mistrust- purged them due to “too powerful” fear
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how many of the military echelon (top) disappeared due to purging?
40%
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How did relationship with army improve under Stalin
stronger post 1945 due to war
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size of army under Khrushchev
reduced by 1.2m, went from 3.6m to 2.4m- couldn’t afford army
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how did purpose of army change under Khrushchev
changed to peacekeeping and supporting cold war politics in Europe
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what event proved the army was still a force for fighting under Khrushchev
Cuban Missile crisis 1962- essence of army still remains