Soldiers from this country during World War I were
Soldiers from this country during World War I were affectionately referred to as "hairy ones" by its citizens. A three-year draft law passed in this country was named for a general who wrote numerous novels about "imaginary wars." This country's obsession with its low birth rate in the early 20th century was referred to as "de-natality" by contemporaries. After the 1880s, investors from this country were the main financiers of Russian industrialization. A socialist paper whose name meant (*) "Humanity" opposed militarism in this country. The wife of a prime minister of this country became the subject of a sensational trial after shooting the editor of The Figaro. A term meaning "Beautiful Era" was used in this country to refer to the years leading up to World War I, at whose outset a popular Socialist leader was assassinated here. For 10 points, name this country whose 1892 alliance with Russia was joined by Britain to form the Triple Entente.
Soldiers from this country during World War I were affectionately referred to as "hairy ones" by its citizens.
France [accept the French Republic or Republique Francaise]