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Why were the Russian people unhappy with their country’s involvement in World War I?
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Why were the Russian people unhappy with their country’s involvement in World War I?

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There was discontent [dissatisfaction] in Russia because the government was corrupt and ineffective, there was widespread poverty in the country, there was a scarcity of food, and the Russians suffered massive losses in World War I.
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