The reaction of this commander caused the Russians to collapse rather than succeed.While his offensive strategies gained the Russian army more territory at first the amount of soldiers lost was too devastating for them to come back. The communication with Brusilov, the high command, and the soldiers is another reason why the Russian army collapsed. The Russian leadership was sluggish receiving and distributing orders which caused the organization of their army to fail as well. The territory gained was then lost due to the sluggishness of communication and their failure to organize. The second commander that was discussed by Stone was Kornilov, while he was a leader in the revolution and coup his actions did not effectively allow the Russian army to succeed. This is clear from the loss of territory and retreat that occurred on the eastern
The reaction of this commander caused the Russians to collapse rather than succeed.While his offensive strategies gained the Russian army more territory at first the amount of soldiers lost was too devastating for them to come back. The communication with Brusilov, the high command, and the soldiers is another reason why the Russian army collapsed. The Russian leadership was sluggish receiving and distributing orders which caused the organization of their army to fail as well. The territory gained was then lost due to the sluggishness of communication and their failure to organize. The second commander that was discussed by Stone was Kornilov, while he was a leader in the revolution and coup his actions did not effectively allow the Russian army to succeed. This is clear from the loss of territory and retreat that occurred on the eastern