Russia's decision to pull out of WW1
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk which agreed the terms of Russia leaving the war led to a feeling of betrayal amongst the Allies as they felt they could no longer rely on Russia to support or help them.
Russia's refusal to honour debts
Not only did the west feel betrayed and angry towards the Russians for leaving the war, but then they refused to pay back their debts. This led to more tension and distrust felt by the west
Execution of the Tsar
Nicholas II was the Kings cousin and so therefore when he was executed the King was reluctant to undertake communication with the country.
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