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Russia had dropped out of the war due to the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Germany no longer had to fight a two front war, and now only faced war on the western front. Things now looked good for Germany, however they made a terrible mistake; the Zimmerman Note. This got the United States involved in the war, and ultimately led to Germany's defeat in 1918
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Why is the Battle of Midway considered the turning point of the war?
It was considered the turning point of the war because 250 Japanese planes were destroyed, which started the beginning of island jumping to Japan.
What was considered the turning point of the war in eastern Europe?
The Battle of Stalingrad .
Why is 1917 a turning point during World War 1?
in year 1917, United States joined the war. At the same year, Finland, Poland, Estonia, Latvia and more gained independence from Soviet Russia.
Why is Midway considered a turning point during World War 2?
The Battle of Midway was where the U.S. Navy first gained the advantage in the war in the Pacific - and never relinquished it again. It was indeed a "turning point".
What was the turning point in the eastern front in world war 1?
There was no turning point because the Germans inflicted high casualties on the Russians who most of the time had 1 rifle between 4 people so then they ran into machine fire. They did this until they pulled out of the war in 1917
