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14 January, 19:27

What happened to russia's "window on the sea" after world war 1

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    By the beginning of 1918 the German troops were so close to Petrograd that the Bolshevik government of Vladimir Lenin decided to move the capital to Moscow, which was still far from the front. Hence Petrograd was left to be just a regional center.
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