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Rusia and Germany do not have a common border.
Because they did not trust the Germans as farr as they could throw them. thinking as one Dictatorship about another.
Russia had gone to war with Germany's ally Austria. It was a preventative measure in case Germany joined the war on Austria's side.
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Which Allied nation was first to mobilize troops after Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia?
Russia was the first Allied Nation to mobilize troops against Austria-Hungary for its declaration of war on Serbia.
Which was the first country to which germany declared war on the begging of world war 1?
Russia after it began to mobilize troops to the German border.
What country was first to mobilize during world war 1?
Germany mobilized the most troops. yeah Germany ROCKS man! best in the world
What technological advance enabled the European nations to quickly mobilize massive supplies and troops for the war?
The expansion of the European railroad helped to mobilize supplies and troops.
How many troops did Russia mobilize in World War 1?
Germany mobilized 13.25 million troops in World War 1. Surprisingly this was more than Russia did, but by a small margin. Still, based of Russia's population, one might believe Russia would have had a greater number than Germany.
What is a sentence for mobilize?
Mobilize means to put into action, to send out the troops. Here are some sentences.The president will mobilize the troops soon.Mobilize the group for action!The company will mobilize its assets to make more profits.
Did France and Great Britain attack Germany?
Actually Germany backed the Austria-Hungarian empire that wanted to attack Serbia because of the assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand. Russia was allied with Serbian Nationals and mobilized their troops against A-H empire. Germany was an ally of the A-H empire and mobilized their troops against Russia. France and Great Britain had an defensive alliance with Russia. They would come to Russia's aid if they were attacked, so they started to mobilize their troops just in case. Germany felt threatened by their mobilization and started to mobilize troops along the border with France. A-H moved on Serbia and Russia attacked A-H empire. Germany then attacked Russia. France and Great Britain honored their treaty with Russia and declared war on the A-H empire and Germany. Germany became the aggressor against France and Great Briton by physically attacking them first. Actually all of this and World War II can be traced back to a Roman Legion that was wiped out in the Rhineland. You will need to do some research to figure that out but it is basically true.
How does America mobilize its troops?
Like any other modern force: Orders and a chain of command.
Why are the U'S troops sent to Russia in 1981?
American troops were never sent to Russia. That would have been considered an invasion by Russia if that had happened.
As Part of the Schlieffen Plan Germany invaded France throughhing?
Belgium. The Plan was to defeat France extremely fast to avoid fighting on two fronts, as Germany thought Russia would take a long while to mobilize its troops. However the Plan was a complete failure as it required three things to succeed. Britain couldn't join the war, which they did because Germany needed to invade Belgium in order to attack France. Then they needed speed, but the BEF and Belgiun resistance managed to delay German forces. Lastly, Russia were able to mobilize their troops in time and Germany ended up having to fight a war on two fronts, dividing its forces.
What did Russia's withdrawal from the war mean for the allies?
The allies lost a major part of their Alliance. With Russia in the war, Germany and the Central Powers had to fight a 'two front' war. The Eastern(Russia and Germany) and Western front. (France and Germany) This made Germany split their troops in half and have less men on each side. With Russia out of the war they could mobilize all their troops to the Western front and focus on winning the war.
How many people did Russia mobilize during World War 1?
2 Weeks
