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He signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
Lenin entered into the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with the Central Powers to end Russia's involvement in World War 1.
He surrendered to the Germans, as he had promised the Russians who supported him, when he signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
First, Lenin moved into control of the country in the October 1917 Revolution, which overthrew the Provisional Government. The Provisional Government had taken over from Tsar Nicholas II in the February 1917 Revolution, but it was still committed to fighting the war against the Central Powers. Once Lenin ousted the Provisional Government, he arranged the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk between Russia and the Central Powers to end Russia's involvement in the war.
before WW1 Russia had war wit Japan, so she was little weaken by that war....When Russian Empire entered war it was Tsar Nikolai decision to help Kingdom of Serbia to fight Austrian Hungary...But when Lenin came to power in 1917 he saw that Russian people doesn't have anything good from parcipating in WW1...Actually nider Britain, France, Germany or other big countries had anything good, WW1 was a war in wich many men died for 2m of land in trench war...So if Lenin wanted to make any changes to better in Soviet society, he had to stop the war that was exhausting for Russia...
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Which of these is the best explanation for the us increased involvement in middle eastern affairs after world war 2?
To stop the spread of Communism from the USSR
What was Australia's involvement in Asia during World War 2?
Australia's involvement in Asia was to provide help to the Allies and also to a couple of Asian armies so they can stop the Japanese advance and push the Japanese back to their country to end the war on the side of Asia.
When did the US stop forcing Americans to enter war?
When the American involvement in the Vietnam war ended in 1973, the United States military stopped drafting men into military service.
When did World War 2 rassioning Stop?
it stoped in 1946
Did people try to stop World War 2?
Yes, a league of nations tried to stop World War II. Many citizens who were not part of government also did not believe in the war efforts.
What is the deal made between vladimir Lenin and the German government in 1917?
The German government agreed to escort Lenin from his exile in Switzerland back to Russia in order that Lenin could provoke another revolution that would take Russia out of World War I. This would allow Germany to move all the military forces it had fighting the Russians over to the western front to fight the French and English. The February Revolution and the abdication of the Tsar had already occurred, but the new Provisional Government did not stop the war. Germany hoped Lenin would at the very least make the Provisional Government end Russia's involvement in the war if not completely stop it by taking over the government, which is what happened. Lenin was not only transported back to Russia but he and the Bolsheviks received money from the Germans as well. Many rival political people accused them of being paid German agents.
Which of these is the best explanation for the us increased involvement in middle eastern affairs after world war 2?
To stop the spread of Communism from the USSR
What was Australia's involvement in Asia during World War 2?
Australia's involvement in Asia was to provide help to the Allies and also to a couple of Asian armies so they can stop the Japanese advance and push the Japanese back to their country to end the war on the side of Asia.
In what three ways did us supporters of expansion justify increased involvement in world affairs?
1. To stop Communism from spreading. 2. To try to bring about world peace. 3. Trade / Economics reasons
What did the President Johnson say was the reason for the American involvement in Vietnam?
To stop communist aggression.
3 reasons why for us involvement?
1. Stop communist aggression 2. Preserve the RVN (Republic of South Vietnam) 3. Set the example for the remaining free world nations (Lead by example)
How bad was Vladimir Lenin?
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin certainly had his bad points; many things associated with Stalin, such as death camps and little political tolerance for opposition, started with Lenin. However, in his personal life and overarching goals he was rather noble, and he truly tried to create a better world for the proletariat. He was not violently prejudiced against particular groups or races, like Hitler and Stalin later were, and he attempted to stop the imperialism sweeping the globe by empowering the poor and downtrodden.
What was Australia's and Americas mistake in their involvement in Vietnam?
they wanted to stop communism, it didnt work with vietnam and left thousands dead
What describes the us involvement in Vietnam?
The full might of the US military minus nuclear weapons.
Who did Lenin overthrow?
Lenin did not overthrow the Tsar. The Tsar was forced to abdicate because he could not stop the rioting that became known as the February Revolution. At the time Lenin was in Switzerland in self-imposed exile. He didn't even know about it until after it happened.
In lord of the flies describe how sameric piggy and Ralph justify their involvement in Simon's death?
Sam and Eric justify their involvement by explaining that they were caught up in the frenzy of the moment and were too scared to stop the others from attacking Simon. Piggy justifies his involvement by claiming that he thought they were attacking the beast and not Simon. Ralph justifies his involvement by stating that he was a part of the group and felt pressured to go along with the others.
What is the government doing to stop the use of tobacco?
The government involvement in tobacco smoking varies around the world; in some countries smoking is not regulated in any way by the government while other countries have outlawed it all together.The various involvement of the government includes:Age restriction of tobacco products and fines for purchasing for minorsIncreased taxes on tobacco productsWarnings on packagesBanning of smoking indoors and in public places
