Commander-in-Chief

Key term for AQA GCSE History, used in Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945).

Definition

The supreme commander of the military; Nicholas II took this title in 1915 despite lacking formal military training.

Exam Context

Commander-in-Chief appears in AQA GCSE History revision content for Period Studies, especially Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945) and The First World War.

Period Studies Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945)The First World War

Found in Revision Notes

Period Studies

The First World War

Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945) • The First World War

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