1917
Treaty of Brest Litovsk
After the withdrawal of Russia from the war in Ludendorff is a key figure in the Brest Litovsk negotiations
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Brest Litovsk in Germany. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
After the withdrawal of Russia from the war in Ludendorff is a key figure in the Brest Litovsk negotiations
Treats the breakdown of negotiations as an end of the armistice. Notifies the Russians that military operations will resume on 18 February
A reply to the ultimatum of 17th Feb is not received & the German invasion continues
Telegrams German peace terms to Moscow
Demands the Soviet Government withdraw its army from the Ukraine. Demands the Soviet Government evacuate Livonia & Estonia
Negotiates & signs on behalf of Germany with the Bolshevik Government
Launches an offensive against the Russians which forces them to sign a peace Treaty
Negotiates & signs on behalf of Germany with the Bolshevik Government. Implements the Treaty of Brest Litovsk
Bocks newly formed fast motorised tank Division captures Brest Litovsk
Commands a Panzer force which captures Brest Litovsk
The Red Army & German troops join up at Brest Litovsk
The Red Army & German troops join up at Brest Litovsk
Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia
Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia
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