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ZanzabumX [31]
2 years ago
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2. Explique por que a Rússia saiu da Guerra.​

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Sati [7]2 years ago
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Nga đang chuẩn bị giúp Serbia thì bị Đức tấn công. Pháp ủng hộ Nga và Đức cũng tấn công nước này. Để đến Paris nhanh nhất có thể, quân đội Đức đã xâm lược Bỉ, một quốc gia trung lập. Sau đó, Anh đã xâm lược Đức để đáp lại điều này.

có thể do nhiều quốc gia hoặc các bên liên quan dẫn đến nhiều thương vong và thương vong. Đó là ý kiến của tôi.

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