Question

1. who was blamed for the massive loss of russian life during world war i? a joseph stalin b leon trotsky c czar nicholas ii d vladimir lenin

Explanation:

During World War I, Czar Nicholas II was the leader of Russia. His leadership and decisions regarding Russia's involvement in the war, along with the inefficiencies of the Russian military - industrial complex under his rule, led to a massive loss of Russian life. The Russian people and later historians often blamed him for these losses.

Answer:

C. Czar Nicholas II