Why did Russia give up so much land to Germany in 1918? (Short Animated Documentary)
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In 1918, the Russian government signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk which yielded massive amounts of land, people, farmland and factories to the central powers. This treaty was massively damaging and humiliating which makes it odd that the Russians didn't do more to negotiate and keep more of Russia. So why did they agree to such a terrible treaty? To find out watch this short and simple animated history documentary. A special thanks to my patreon supporters below: Rikspuckot Øystein Alsaker SirJoe Myller MajesticFirebird Scott W Steven B robert lalonde CharÉTS Brendan W Michael Kram Justin Kubusch Cippalippus Leonard Frank Thomas Halter harmony David J. Bever Sean Uzar Sara Birnbaum Ron Johnson DefinitelyNattox Zachary Pascalar Matthew Toles Dullis Jason Vandeventer Leena Al-Souki Jesse Plung Blue Cardinal Anthony McCann Matt Reed Clay Carroll Kaiserrin Yared Cristiano No way Valentyn Kairos Jonny Minogue Colm Byrne ContraryPython BenDrums24 Ian Smith JT96 Tristan Kreller Mik Schepe
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