World War I
Discontent among soldiers refers to the widespread feelings of dissatisfaction, frustration, and unrest experienced by military personnel during their service. This discontent often arose from poor living conditions, inadequate supplies, lack of leadership, and the mental toll of warfare, particularly during the early campaigns of World War I. Such feelings not only affected morale but also influenced the effectiveness and performance of armies, especially in the context of the Russian Army's initial campaigns.
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