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Russians officially didn't lose the Russo-Japanese War, I believe it ended with a truce, but they lost key battles in both the sea and land. Their Baltic Fleet which was touted as the strongest in the world was decimated by the newly formed Imperial Japanese Fleet and their cavalry was defeated by Japan's in a decisive battle.
What else can I help you with?
Why did Adolph Hitler shoot?
because he knew he had lost the war and the Russians were after him.
Did the Russians win World War 1?
No, they lost to many "soldiers".
Who were the whites?
If you are referring to the white Russians in the Russian civil war, the white Russians were the non-communist party in the war. They were supported by the allies of World War One, but they did not receive adequate backing, and lost the civil war.
How many Russians lost their lives in the Korean war?
None, zero, zip. No Russian troops were in the Korean War.
Did the Battle of Stalingrad mark a turning point in the war?
Yes , on the Eastern Front the Germans lost the struggle against the Russians for the city of Stalingrad ; the Russians went on to Berlin winning the war against the Germans .
How is American War different from Russian War?
The American Forces fought with the other Allied countries while the USSR fought more on their own but they still planned strategy and shared resources together. The Russians lost over 10 million servicemen in the war whereas the US lost 400,000 servicemen. The Russians were invaded by the Nazis on their own land. The US did not have an invasion from the Russians. The US had managed to develop the atom bomb, but the USSR did not. The Russians hated the Germans very much because of the 20 million Russians the Nazis killed and raped. The Russians took revenge on the Germans for doing that. They raped hundreds of thousands of women. The Russians were communists while the Americans were democratic people. The USSR had a dictator, but the Americans had a leader they chose to represent them. The Russians suffered much more during World War 2 than the Americans did.
What nations paid the greatest price in term of the number of lives lost during the war?
The Russians and the Japanese .
The second war is also called?
The Russians called it The Great Patriotic War as they lost millions of soldiers and civilians in figthing to save their country.
How has the war gone that Japanese started?
Which war? They won against the Chinese in 1894, against the Russians in '05, and lost against the allies in '45 (WWII).
Why did the Russians begin to mobilize for war?
Because the kaiser wouldn't soften their demands
Why did Adolf Hitler cry?
Because he lost the war? Because he lost the war?
Who lost the most soldiers during World War 2 the allies or Germany and japan?
The Allies, because the Soviet Union was one of them, and the Soviets lost more men than everybody else from both sides combined. Stalin did not care in the least how many of his men got killed, and was very ruthless with them. Russian soldiers were more afriad of what was behind them than of the Germans. If you leave out the Russians then Germany and Japan lost more than the US and Britain. But you really can't leave out the Russians, because even after the D-Day landings, when the US had sent everything it had to France to fight the Germans, the Russians were still absorbing 60% or more of the German war effort.
