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ReneRussia had a large population to recruit an war-time army from and the was a lot of space between the border with the Central Powers and the capital, making it quite difficult to get there for an invasion force.
However, Russia;s army was not well-equipped. It was isolated from its allies, making it harder for those allies to send supplies.
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Who was Russias's ruler during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin was Russia's ruler during World War II.
How did Russias alliance with the US help the allies at the end of World War 1?
american troops used Russia as a base to guard important allied ports
What is strength and weakness of world war 1 alliance system?
The strengths and weaknesses of the World War I alliance system are many. As just one example on the strength side, it provided each combatant with the confidence that it could enter war with reliable support. In contrast (and as just one example on the weakness side), this same confidence bred over-confidence: the presence of allies led a number of combatants to see the erupting conflict as an "easy" war that would bring quick victory.
What were Germany's strengths during World War 1?
Germany's strengths during World War 1 was the use of the element of surprise in warfare. Also, because Germany was the most significant member of the Central Powers, she was able to influence her allies to follow her command during the war while the Allied Forces operated independently.
What were erwin Rommel's weaknesses?
Erwin Rommel's weaknesses were unsanitary conditions in his army and the over stretching of supply lines caused by his favorite style of warfare, the blitzkrieg. These weaknesses are best used if you can stop the rapid advances used in the blitzkrieg. The usage of these weaknesses to defeat Rommel were best demonstrated by British General Bernard Montgomery in the North African theater of World War 2.
