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During World War I, trenches in Greece were primarily located along the Macedonian front, particularly around the areas of Salonika (Thessaloniki) and the surrounding regions. The Allied forces, including British, French, and Serbian troops, established a front line to counter the Central Powers, particularly Bulgaria and Germany. The challenging terrain and climate led to the development of extensive trench networks, which were crucial for the defense and operations in the region. The trench warfare in Greece was part of the larger campaign to secure the Balkans and support Serbia.

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