How did the Russo-Japanese war show the czars weakness?
6. The only weakness the Czar was showing was indulging in high government luxury which was feeding the fuels of revolution. If he had taken more time/effort to learn about leading men in battle…and the science of war…and less time enjoying “royalty” then he may have slowed down the rising feelings of revolution. The common fighting man doesn’t relish watching his commander(s) eating and living in royalty while he’s sitting in a mud hole eating dog food (rations). But when the commander(s) eats and lives with the common fighting man in “mud holes” and eats “dog food” then the grunt RESPECTS his leader (commander) and will follow him anywhere and proudly obey his orders…even if it means possible death. The Czar didn’t do this; and he paid for it. He lost the war and ten years later lost his throne & his life.
