THE FRENCH POSITION ON THE BOLSHEVIK LOSS IN THE TREATY OF BREST-LITOVSK (MARCH-MAY 1918)

Abstract

It is clear from KhnoTo review the Brest-Litovsk negotiations that Germany has imposed its terms onRussia without the Russians having any say in it, It did not oppose any of the conditions containednonLenin Kansees thatnoThe ability of the Russians to confront Germany, and that Russia needs enough time nomooring system rule and do withnosnoHat anoeconomic wanoSocial and the advancement of the reality of Russiadeteriorating situation, as for Germany, despite the gains it obtained in the Treaty of BrestLitovskIncluding Russia's exit from the warunlessIt didn't change anythingA in its scales as a resultto enter alonoUnited States anoThe Americanization of the war, which added new strength to the Entente countries, which led to the end of the warUltimately defeat GermanyTherefore, Germany decided to expand its land in exchange for neighboring countries, forcing Russia to sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.

the introduction:

In the first quarter of the twentieth century, international relations witnessed political, economic and diplomatic competition, as France was keen, through the diplomacy it followed towards Soviet Russia during the period (March-May 1918), to impose its control over matters related to the Russian situation, whether it was at home or abroad.

Through the research, he shed light on the most important stages of the situation and how Russia was able to deal with international changes, and to identify the nature of the relationship between Western countries, especially France.

The research aims to show historical facts and benefit from countries' experiences in dealing with exceptional economic and political situations.

The research relied on the analytical descriptive approach to achieve the objectives of the research, which is based on study and analysis, so the nature of the study required that the research be divided into an introduction, two sections and a conclusion.Signing of the Treaty of Brest-LitovskIt included how Soviet Russia dealt with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, how Russia was able to deal with the international situation, the researcher relied on many different sources, the most important of which were in the Russian and French languages.