What happened to Russia during World War 1?

Answer 1

Russia in WWI really pushed WWI further to a more intense battle. As Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated by a Serb student, Russia supported the Serbs (possibly) and in turn, other powers like Austria and Germany entered and supported the opposite side of the confrontation. Which lead to more countries getting involved. Russia was not the country that started WWI but it was a major factor in the war's advancement as a true World War.

Answer 2

The russia was the first one to invade German capital and u.s. and other alliences helped. Germany reached as far as Stalingrad but was shut down by freezing temperatures and was forced to retreat, by the time they decided to do that the was was already lost and Berlin was captured.

Some people say they won and some people say they lost.

The Soviet Union (Russia) was part of the Allies and the Allies achieved victorious.

Answer 3

Yes they did. The Russians surrendered under Lenin shortly before the war ended. With the signing of the Brest Litovsk-Treaty on March 3rd, 1918, they gave up about 25% of their farming land and 75% of their mineral deposits. Lenin did this to end the war quickly and gain control of the government with his promise of "Peace, Land, and Bread".

Answer 4

yeah man sorry about that my freind was messin. russia was on the allies side, i believe. for both world wars

Answer 5

From my research that I am seeing, Rise of Nationalism.

Answer 6

yes