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The Russians had to pull out for several reasons during World War 1. Primary reason was the civil revolution which was going on in Russia. The secondary reason was lack of funding and the distance required to supply and fight the war was too great. Another reason was that the Tsar was killed by the Bolshiveks.....communist forerunners of the USSR.
They didn't have to. They chose to, because the war served no purpose for them and doing so increased political support for the Bolsheviks.
What else can I help you with?
How many Russians soldiers and civilians were killed in World War 2?
The number is around 20 Million Russians died in the war.
What country suffered the most combat deaths world war 2?
The Russians .
Why did the Russians decide to help the US in World War 2?
russia was attacked by the germans..............
What happened when the Russians invaded Berlin at the end of World War 2?
Berlin fell.
What gun did the Russians use in World War 1?
Lee Enfield 303
What was world war 1 for the Russians?
It was called "The Great War"
In the world-war 5 did Germans have war with Russians?
N/A. There is and was no WWV
Who did Germany get caught by in world war 2?
the Russians
How many Russians soldiers and civilians were killed in World War 2?
The number is around 20 Million Russians died in the war.
What price did the Russians pay in world war 2?
The highest price the Russians paid in World War 2 was having 20 million of their people murdered by the Nazi Germans.
How do you defeat Call of Duty world at war?
Japanese and the Russians
Where the Russians happy they won World War 2?
yes
Who did the Russians attack during world war 2?
spartans
What countries were English allies in world war 1?
the russians
What was the Russians called in world war 2?
the soviet union
Who was first in Berlin in world war 2?
It was ze Russians
What starts with o that has to do with world war 2?
Odessa , Ukraine ; this was an important warm-water port helping to supply the Russians with war materials helping the Russians in their war with the Germans .
