How many Russians died in 1917?

In 1917, the death toll in Russia was primarily influenced by World War I and the Russian Revolution. Estimates suggest that around 2 million Russian soldiers died in the war that year, while the civil unrest and subsequent violence during the revolution also led to a significant number of civilian deaths, although exact figures are difficult to determine. Overall, the total number of deaths in Russia in 1917, including both military and civilian casualties, likely reached several million.