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Why Nicholas II Abdicated? The End of the Romanov Dynasty

Nicholas II Abdication (1917) — the real story of the February Revolution that ended the Romanov Dynasty. Petrograd is freezing, starving, and ready to explode. Bread lines turn into barricades, the army cracks, and within 72 hours a 300-year monarchy collapses — not in a palace, but in a quiet railway carriage at Pskov, where Nicholas II signs the abdication. This documentary follows the chain reaction step-by-step: how Russia’s “too little, too late” reforms failed, why WWI broke supply lines and trust, how the Petrograd garrison mutiny flipped the city overnight, and how “Dual Power” (Duma vs Petrograd Soviet) poisoned any chance of stability. It’s the revolution most people skip — because October is louder. But February is the earthquake. 🔔Subscribe for more Russian History:    / @tsarsandsoviets   What you’ll learn in this film: Why Nicholas II’s personality + system paralysis became fatal in 1917 How hunger and logistics (not just “lack of food”) ignited the streets How Rasputin rumors and elite panic destroyed the monarchy from inside How the February uprising turned into abdication at Pskov Why the abdication created a vacuum that opened the door to the next catastrophe 🛡️ SUPPORT THE ARCHIVES: Creating historical documentaries requires hundreds of hours of research. If you value this content, please consider supporting the channel: 👉 Become a Member:    / @tsarsandsoviets   👉 Super Thanks: Click the ❤️ button under the video! ⏱️ Timecodes 00:00 - Intro 02:13 - Chapter 1: The Delusional Crown 09:11 - Chapter 2: The Ghost of Hunger 16:07 - Chapter 3: The Shadow of Rasputin 24:09 - Chapter 4: The Seventy-Two Hour Earthquake 33:22 - REVISED OUTRO: The Fragile Dream 💬 Question for you: Was the fall of the Romanovs inevitable — or was there a single decision that could’ve delayed 1917? #FebruaryRevolution #RussianRevolution #NicholasII #Romanovs #HistoryDocumentary #Petrograd #1917