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How dud Russia's presence in World War 1 change things for Germany?
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During World War I, Russia's presence as a combatant changed the war considerably for Germany. For one thing, it forced Germany into a two-front war, with strong opponents on either side. For another thing, it forced Germany into expending resources in support of its allies, which were hard-pressed to face up to Russia with their own relatively deficient military forces.
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