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Casualties: The Russians suffered about 30,000 casualties and the Germans suffered about 20,000.
Length of Battle: August 26–30, 1914
Countries involved: Russians vs the Germans
Who won: Germany won
Which front was the battle fought on: The battle was fought on the Eastern front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: It was Russia's worst defeat of WWI. -
Casualties: 263,000 soldiers wounded including 81,000 that died.
Length of battle: it lasted from September 6 to September 12.
Who won: The First Battle of the Marne in September 12 1914 ended in German victory.
Which front was the battle fought on: the battle was fought on the Western front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: The German forces were exhausted by the time they reached Paris. Some of the soldiers had marched over 150 miles. -
Casualties: Russia had 125,000 casualties and Germany had 40,000 casualties during the battle.
Length of Battle: 9-14 September 1914
Countries involved: Germans vs Russians
Who won: Germany won the battle.
Which front was the battle fought on: Eastern front
Any interesting facts about the battle: the battle was the one of two wins for the Germans over Russians. -
Casualties: The Russians had suffered 56,000 casualties, but once again German losses were relatively small.
Length of battle: 7–22 February 1915
Countries involved: Russians vs Germanies
Who won: The Germanies
Which front was the battle fought on: The Eastern front
Any interesting facts about the battle: If was the second win over the Russians for the Germanies. -
Casualties: The Germans lost 20,000 men in casualties during the battle; however Russian losses were significantly higher, at 100,000.
Length of battle: March - April 1916
Countries involved: Russians vs Germanies
Who won: The Germanies won
Which front was the battle fought on: The battle was fought on the Eastern front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: The Russian response on this occasion however was markedly more effective: the Brusilov Offensive. -
Casualties: The Austro-Hungarians lost a staggering 1.5 million men.
Length of battle: 4-6 June, 1916
Countries involved: Germany, Austro-Hungary, and Russia.
Who won: The Allies won the battle.
Which front was the battle fought on: The battle was fought on the Eastern front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: On June 4, 1916, the Battle of Lutsk marks the beginning of the Brusilov Offensive, the largest and most successful Allied offensive of World War I . -
Casualties: A total of 764,000 to 1,337,000 casualties.
Length of battle: The battle lasted from 4 June - 20 September 1916.
Countries involved: It was Russia vs the central powers.
Who won: The Russians won
Which front was the battle fought on: the battle was fought on the Western front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: Russia had lost a great deal of territory to Germany and Austria in 1915, and they wanted to gain it back. -
Casualties: 1,000,000 casualties
Length of Battle: From 1 July - 18 November 1916
Countries Involved: The British, the French, and the Germanies
Who won: There was no winner
Which front was the battle fought on: The battle was fought on the Western front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: The Battle of the Somme was one of the largest and most well-known battles of World War I. -
Casualties: French had about 550,000 casualties, the German's had about 430,000 casualties.
length of battle: The Battle of Verdun lasted for 303 days (Feb 21, 1916 to Dec 18, 1916).
Countries involved: France vs Germany
Who won: The French won the Battle of Verdun
Which front was the battle fought on: The Battle of Verdun was fought on the Western front.
Any interesting facts: France's Battle of Verdun was not only the longest battle of World War I. -
Casualties: The Allies had taken over 29,000 prisoners and had caused about 168,000 casualties against the enemy.
Length of Battle: The battle lasted from 15 July – 6 August 1918
Countries involved: Germany, France, Britain, and America
Who won: The allies won the battle.
Which front was the battle fought on: The battle was fought on the Western front.
Any interesting facts about the battle: This battle was the last major German offensive on the Western Front during the First World War.