. Why did the German generals send Lenin back to Russia in the fall of 1917?

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russianmafiya · Answer

The Germans believed that Lenin and his Bolshevik supporters would stir unrest in Russia and hurt the Russian war effort against Germany. They arranged Lenin’s return to Russia after many years of exile. Traveling in a sealed railway boxcar, Lenin reached Petrograd in April 1917.

nettym · Answer

This website should help, has alot of information on Lenin, and the things he did during WW1, and after that. Hope this helped. https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/lenin-returns-to-russia-from-exile

bhaddienene08 · Answer

Many soldiers were dying because Russia was unprepared for the war and conditions inside of Russia worsened. Peasants wanted more land and city workers became more radical.

nettym · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @bhaddienene08
Many soldiers were dying because Russia was unprepared for the war and conditions inside of Russia worsened. Peasants wanted more land and city workers became more radical.
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this is not related to the question. it was another one they posted.

bhaddienene08 · Answer

oh ok