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Who had the largest army in WW1?
Russia and Germany, but England had the most warships
In what countries did most deaths occur in ww1?
Russia, Poland, Germany.
Who fort against Germany in ww1?
Germany in the triple alliance with Austria Hungary against Britain, Russia and France
Why wasn't it just Austro-Hungary and Germany to blame for WW1?
Germany felt threatened by France and Russia because they could just attack and Russia was friends with Serbia
Who controlled Germany following the end in ww1?
Mainly France (Slighty slightly slightly) russia
Why did Germany declare war on Russia when Russia declared war on Austria-Hungary?
Germany had an agreement to go to war if Austria-Hungary were to be attacked by Russia. Alliances like this were a main cause that brought many countries into WW1.
Which of the following is an appropriate summation of the alliance system that helped lead to ww1?
Russia declaring war on Germany to protect its ally Serbia.
Russia made peace with Germany and withdrew from ww1 because?
The Bolshevik Revolution changed Russian objectives. //NovaNet
Was it germany's fault ww1 started?
It was not necessarily all Germany's fault that World War 1 started. It was collectively the fault of Germany, Russia, and Serbia for being unreasonable when dealing with each other.
Who was the czar of russia in ww1?
During WWI the Czar of Russia was Nicolas Romanov II. He was the cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany; this lead to unrest between Russia and Germany as the war progressed.
What ultimatum did Germany send to France and Russia?
On July 31 Germany sent a 24-hour ultimatum requiring Russia to halt its mobilization and an 18-hour ultimatum requiring France to promise neutrality in the event of war between Russia and Germany.
What Russian leader was returned to Russia by Germany to end Russia's involvement in WW1?
Vladimir I. Lenin was transported from Switzerland to Russia in order to put him in a position to stir up unrest and opposition to the war or even to create a revolution to change the government that would end Russia's hostilities with Germany in World War I.
