The Russian Empire in 1914


 
 
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The Russian Empire in 1914

The Russian Empire in 1914: In 1914, Tsar (means king) Nicholas II ruled Russia and its empire. Besides the territory around Moscow, the Russian empire included present day Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, parts of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. The empire stretched to the Pacific comprising the Central Asian states and present-day Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. The major religion of Russia was Russian Orthodox Christianity which grew out of Greek Orthodox Church. The empire also included Catholics, Protestants, Muslims and Buddhists.

  • 1914: Tsar Nicholas II ruled Russia
  • The Russia empire included current day Finland, Latvia, Luthuania, Estonia part of Poland, Ukraine,Belarus,Central Asian states,Georgia,Azerbaijan,and the territory outside Moscow.
  • The majority religion was Russian orthodox christianity.
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