The definition of "enemy" depends on which side you were part of. The two opposing sides were known as the Allied ( or Entente) Powers and the Central Powers.
The Central Powers were:
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria (1915-18)
The Allied Powers were primarily:
Russia (1914-17)
British Empire
France
Italy (1915-18)
United States (1917-18)
Romania (1916-18)
Japan
Serbia
Belgium
Greece (1917-18)
Portugal (1916-18)
Montenegro (1914-16)
Note that the nations involved changed over the course of the war.
Trinidad was a colony of Britain in World War One, so technically, Britain's enemies would have been its enemies also.
they were called the central powers.
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World War 1 was known for its long and dangerous trench warfare and for extended artillery bombardments.
THE GREAT WAR WAS WORLD WAR 1
World War 1 began in the year 1914. England's enemies in the war was the German Empire as well as the Ottoman Empire.
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Germany
germany
Their enemies were people he he lol
Germany
To kill the enemies
Germans wer often called "Huns" by their enemies in World War I
No. They were enemies for the entire war.
Germany's main enemies in World War 1 were Britain, France, Italy, and Russia. America too, but we joined the war later than any of the other Allies.
Trinidad was a colony of Britain in World War One, so technically, Britain's enemies would have been its enemies also.
they were called the central powers.