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Why did the war intensify on the western front after the second russian revolution?
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Why did the war intensify on the western front after the second russian revolution?

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As a result of this treaty, Russia lost substantial territory to the Germans. Russia's withdrawal from the war allowed the Germans to move thousands of troops from the Eastern Front, or line of battle, to the Western Frontin France.
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