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The Bulgarians tried to gain independence from the Ottoman Empire, and a key component in that was the Bulgarian National Revival, and in 1876 the Bulgarians had an uprising in the month of April, but the Ottomans were too strong so it was unsuccessful. This triggered Russia to intervene, since it had a big interest in the Balkans, so that prompted another war between the Russians and the Ottomans, with the Russians winning and Bulgaria managing to get its independence in 1878.
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In the the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Russia had to abandon
Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russian Poland, Part of Belarus, Ukraine, Bessarabia, and Parts of the Caucasus to the Ottoman Empire
The Germans hoped to turn most of these countries into German satellite states.
In addition, Russia had to agree to pay about US$ 6 billion in reparations to Germany.
President Roosevelt saw support from the Allies involved in World War II
increase due to his strong victory during the 1940 Presidential
election, where he easily defeated Wendell Willkie
