Prior to World War I, the Russians and Austrians were feuding over control of the Balkans.
WWI was fought all over Europe. It spanned from western Europe, including France, Germany, and Italy, to the Balkans (the powder keg of Europe) and into Eastern Europe.
For centuries, the Balkans had been fought over by the Ottomans and the Austrians.
russia and austria-hungary were continually fighting over the 'balkans' during ww1.
The Ottoman Empire fought Austria-Hungary for control of the region.
France [i think]
Britain Apex<3
Christian and Muslim
Christian and Muslim
Christians and Muslims !
yes mostly. they have what you call western and eastern theatres
Winston Churchill believed that Eastern Europe was under the influence of totalitarian regimes, particularly Soviet communism, which suppressed individual freedoms and democracy. This contrasted sharply with the Allies’ fight in World War II, which was aimed at defeating fascism and restoring democratic governance across Europe. The Allies sought to promote self-determination and liberty, while Churchill observed that Eastern European nations were falling under oppressive control, undermining the very principles for which they had fought.
The conventional answer is Islamic and Christian people fought against each other. Most of the wars between Muslims and Christians were in Spain, but they also happened in Sicily, Italy, the Balkans and elsewhere. But there were also wars between Christians and pagans throughout most of the Middle Ages. There were wars between Catholic leaders of the Crusades and the Eastern Orthodox, and there were crusades against various heretical groups.