In world war 1 where was the eastern front located?

Answer 1

The eastern front was fought between Russia as a member of the Allied Powers, and Austria-Hungary and Germany of the Central Powers.
The battles between the Central Powers and the Russian forces under Csar Nicholaz II before Russia opted out of the War.

Answer 2

For WWI it depends on your frame of reference such as...

If you are English or French, eastern front was in France against the Germans

If you are German, eastern front was in Russia against Russia.

Answer 3

This may come as a shock to you, so brace yourself: the western front was in the west, and the eastern front was in the east.

Specifically, the terms are mainly associated with World War II, and are defined from the point of view of Germany: the "western front" was the one where the Germans were mainly fighting French, British, and American forces, and the "eastern front" was the one where they were mainly fighting Soviet forces.

The exact location of "the front" was far more mobile in World War II than it had been in the trench warfare of World War I. In order to be more specific about where it was, you'd have to give a particular date.

Answer 4

The Germans opened an Eastern front when they attacked Russia.

Answer 5

The eastern front was located at central and eastern Europe while the western front was located at Belgium and northeastern France.

Answer 6

Central-Eastern Europe