Kuinka monta saksalaista sotilasta osallistui Saksan interventioon Suomen sisällissodassa?
Hämeenlinna and Lahti. German losses totaled 360 dead. The intervention was formally requested by the Finnish government, but it was also part of Germany's own war plans. The intervention was made possible by the peace of Brest-Litovsk signed with Soviet Russia at the beginning of March, which ended hostilities on the Eastern Front of the First World War. Germany's interest was based on its own interests in Finland's natural resources and foreign trade, among other things, because the country itself was embargoed by neighboring powers. The Finnish government, on the other hand, wanted to end the civil war as quickly as possible, because it did not trust the ability of the army assembled by General C. G. E. Mannerheim to quickly defeat the Red Guards. The intervention further deepened the plight of the Reds, and the war ended after only a month. After this, the German army always remained in Finland
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