Until the Russo-Japanese War,ordinary Russians continued to believe that the tsar was their "Little Father" and would do what he could to aid them in their lives.This trust was shaken on January 22,1905,a date afterward referred to as:

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January 22, 1905, is famously known as "Bloody Sunday" in Russian history. On this day, a peaceful march of workers to the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg was met with violence from the tsar's troops, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. The event shattered the trust of ordinary Russians in the tsar and became a significant turning point in the Russian Revolution of 1905.

Until the Russo-Japanese War,ordinary Russians Continued to Believe That the Tsar