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Why did the Germans leave the Eastern Front in 1917? 1.Russia left the war after a change in government. 2.The Germans surrendered the Eastern Front to Russia. 3.There was a gre…

Why did the Germans leave the Eastern Front in 1917? 1.Russia left the war after a change in government. 2.The Germans surrendered the Eastern Front to Russia. 3.There was a gre…
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Why did the Germans leave the Eastern Front in 1917?

1.Russia left the war after a change in government.

2.The Germans surrendered the Eastern Front to Russia.

3.There was a greater need for troops on the Western Front.

4.The Germans captured the Russian capital.

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The Russians left the war after the bloshvik revolution in russia

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