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What nations did Russia lose after World War 1 ended?
Poland and finland
What land did Austria lose after World War 1?
California, Florida, and NY
What best explains russia in the aftermath of world war 1?
Russia gave up a large amount of land after signing a treaty with Germany
When did Russia join World War I?
Russia joined world war 1 in 1914
Did World War 2 lose?
How can a war lose? you can lose a war or someone can win but a war its self can't lose.
Did Russia lose the greatest amount of land after World War 1?
no
Did russia lose the most land after World War I?
Yes. It had the most land to lose and its land was taken away as punishment for leaving. However, it was given to new nations and not the Allied Powers.
How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War I how did this affect the German war plans?
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
How much land did Russia lose?
After World War 1, more than half of Russia's West Coast was lost. It became the new countries of Poland, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War 1?
== == Russia and Germany were never allies during World War I. They were on opposite sides from the beginning.
What nations did Russia lose after World War 1 ended?
Poland and finland
Which nations did russia lose after world war 1?
Baltic Poland, Bessarabia
Which nation didnt lose land over world war 1?
If you are talking during the first world war then the only people who lost land were France and Russia I think and definetly Serbia which was conquered by austri-Hungary However post world war Germany lost land due to the treaty of versaille as well as Austria-Hungary
Did Russia win or lose in world war 1?
They technically surrendered, after backing out before the war ended.
What land did the us lose in World War 1?
The US didn't lose any land at all in WWI, as it was fought in Europe.
What allied country lost most land after world war 1?
Russia
Did RUssia lose a war?
Two in its last twenty years of being the Russian Empire: The Ruso-Japanese War and World War I.
