Why did Russia withdraw from the war?

Answer 1

the Bolshevik Revolution changed Russian objectives
Two reasons first off it an extreme famine caused Russians to start a civil war an secondly it also recieved far to many casuallties far too fast

Answer 2

Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks overthrew the Russian Government, causing the Russian Revolution in 1917. Lenin and the new government realized that the ailing Russia could not fight anymore, so they signed a treaty with Germany to cease hostilities.

Answer 3

After the Bolshevik Revolution in the Fall of 1917, the Bolsheviks, under Vladamir Lenin withdrew from World War One. The Russians casualties during the war were extremely high and there was a lack of food and jobs on the home front. The new Provisional government was weak and the Bolsheviks took advantage of it to overthrow it. There is evidence that Germany assisted Lenin and many exiled Bolsheviks a safe railway return to Russia in exchange for them removing Russia from the war, should they gain power there. Also, Lenin had agreed to sigh a terrible peace agreement with Germany after he took control of Russia. This he did despite many Bolshevik objections.

Answer 4

It is because a revolution broke out in Russia. Lenin set up a communist government in Russia. In March 1918, Russia signed an armistice with Germany.