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During World War I, Imperial Russia quit fighting in any organized and efficient manner in the fall of 1917 as a result of internal disorder. Stricken by a powerful (and eventually successful) revolution, Russia backed out of the fighting and then, in early 1918, formally made a separate peace with the Central Powers.

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