On February 28, 1917, a tragic breakdown in Russian life occurred, which led to the collapse of the empire itself and became one of the greatest events of the last century. Has Russia entered the era of a “bright future of freedom, equality and fraternity” or has it taken upon itself the sin of apostasy under the leadership of senior military officials? And how to share the blame for the rivers of shed blood, the fratricidal war and the indescribable disasters that befell her? These questions still concern us a century later.