describe the condition of Russian workers during the time of Russian revolution in 1917
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the condition of Russian workers are not because by the world war
worker stop there work and shops and company's are closed
and all people have order to join army and I famine was happened
worker stop there work and shops and company's are closed
and all people have order to join army and I famine was happened
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Prior to 1917, the working class of Russia lived in abject poverty under the Tsars who encouraged capitalists.
The wages were very low that the workers could not buy proper food or live in decent houses. The working hours were long and conditions of work unhygienic in most cases. There was no medical cover or medical facilities that the workers could afford. Many of them died of work-related diseases. This led the working class to unite and revolt against the Tsarist regime in 1917 and ultimately resulted in the birth of communism.
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