During World War I, Russia's involvement was important to her Allies for primarily one reason. By remaining true to the Triple Alliance, Russia posed a threat to Germany (and the Austro-Hungarian Empire) from the East. This threat prevented Germany from dedicating all of its forces to the Western Front and thereby gave the Allies an advantage -- or at least balanced the odds for victory more favorably.
During World War I, the main Allied Powers included France, the United Kingdom, Russia, Italy, and the United States, along with several other nations. Italy initially had an alliance with the Central Powers but joined the Allies in 1915. Other countries such as Belgium, Serbia, and Greece also supported the Allies against the Central Powers.
Both sides in World War I sought the Allies' involvement to tip the balance of power in their favor. The Central Powers, particularly Germany, believed that bringing the Allies into the conflict could overwhelm their opponents and secure a swift victory. Conversely, the Allies, including Britain and France, aimed to gain additional manpower and resources from the United States and other nations to strengthen their military efforts against the Central Powers. Ultimately, the entry of the Allies, particularly the U.S., played a crucial role in shifting the momentum of the war.
There where two sides which fought in the WWII. On one side there were allied powers(USA,France,USSR,UK,Yugoslavia...), and on the other side axes powers(Germany,Italy,Japan,Bulgaria,Austria,Albania...)
Stalin was the leader of Russia during ww2 and made a deal with Hitler that they could have half the world each, Hitler would have Europe and other countries and Stalin would have the rest. Hitler only made this deal so that he could have the oil in the east of Russia, he later made a deal with Japan that was a real alligence. Hitler was now fighting on 2 fronts, the allies and Russia
The U.S. and russia would have been at a stalemate because Russia's army is bigger but poorly equiped and we had a huge air force compared to them. Also if we did fight, Germany would have helped us as well as many other countries such as Britain and France.
Russia's invovlement forced the Germans to fight on two fronts in Europe which lessened the pressure on France.
Russia's invovlement forced the Germans to fight on two fronts in Europe which lessened the pressure on France.
Bulgaria's main allies are its neighbors (Greece, Turkey, Romania, Macedonia, and Serbia). Russia and the US are other major allies.
Russia and China has good relationships and that means that they are some kind of allies.
No. It was the other way around. The country that fought against the allies then switched to fighting withthe allies was the USSR, or Russia.
one of the other countries was the United Kingdom Russia .
In World War II the Soviet Unions allies were the United States and Great Britain along with the other members of the Allied Powers.
Of the Allies in WW II Russia had the largest number of soldiers and civilians killed.
the U.S, Russia, Britian, and a bunch of other third-world countries, including Poland.
WW2 was fought basically by 2 groups, the Allies and the Axis powers. The English formed part of the Allies. Other countries in this group were America, France, and strangely, Russia. There were many other countries in this group that played smaller, but no less important roles, such as Greece, Belgium, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Holland and Poland. As the war progressed, and occupied countries were freed, they usually also joined the Allies, and gave any help they could.
The allies of Great Britain, Russia, United States and other countries won World War 2 by defeating Germany and Japan.
Russia and China Id have to say Russia & USA.Ideologically opposed & both paranoid of the others influences on other countries.