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when was it
1914
-
1918
after
Serbia
killed arch duke Ferdinand
Austria
declared war and
russia
was allied with
Serbia
russia needed to mobilise to put off Austria and due to the fear of German strike they fully mobilised
Germany
warned russia that if they fully mobilised they were provoking war
3rd august
austria declared war on russia
august
and
September
an initial Russian victory at
Gumbinnen
in
Prussia
followed by disastrous defeats at
Tannenberg
and the
Masurian Lakes
1915
Germany
used all of its power against
russia
and launched a series of attacks
germany
and
austria
combined their command and were able to retreat
Russian
forces who
lacked modern weaponry
or
enough supplies
in
feb
Russian forced were pushed back form
east Prussia
in march managed to take
Memel
in
Prussia
august-
Nicholas took personal command of the Russian forces
the russia retreat was temporarily halted
September-
Nicholas was forced to abandon
Vilna
1916
russian
achieved victory against
germany
and austria and regained some territory
gains wer minimal and russia suffered heavy defeats
late
in the year
June- Brusilov
offensive was lunched with the intention of gaining lost ground and stop
discontent
there was some initial success but the germans easily put an end to the
threat
1917
June and July-
an all out attack on
Austrian
forces was made
by the end of
July
the Russians were in retreat again
august-
Russian withdrew form the strategically important
port of Riga in Latvia
December-
peace talks at
Brest-litovsk
resulted in the signing of a treaty in
1918
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