European theatre of World War I

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historical event theatre of war

The European theatre of World War I was the primary continental battleground where the major Allied and Central Powers fought large-scale campaigns and trench warfare across the Western, Eastern, and other European fronts between 1914 and 1918.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historical event → theatre of war →
causeOf	massive casualties in Europe →
characterizedBy	attrition warfare → large-scale mobilization → trench warfare →
continent	Europe →
endTime	1918 →
hasPart	Balkan Front → Battle of Cambrai (1917) → Battle of Caporetto → Battle of Gallipoli → Battle of Jutland → Battle of Kolubara → Battle of Mons → Battle of Passchendaele → Battle of Tannenberg → Battle of Verdun → Battle of Vittorio Veneto → Battle of Ypres → Battle of the Frontiers → Battle of the Isonzo → Battle of the Marne → Battle of the Somme → Brusilov Offensive → Caucasus Front → Dardanelles campaign → Eastern Front → First Battle of Ypres → Gallipoli campaign → Gorlice–Tarnów Offensive → Hundred Days Offensive → Italian Front → Macedonian Front → Naval warfare in the North Sea → Romanian Front → Salonika Front → Second Battle of Ypres → Serbian campaign of World War I → Siege of Antwerp → Spring Offensive of 1918 → Third Battle of Ypres → U-boat campaign → Western Front →
involves	Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED → Belgium → Bulgaria → France → German Empire → Greece → Italy → Ottoman Empire → Portugal → Romania → Russian Empire → Serbia → United Kingdom NERFINISHED → United States →
locationIncludes	Central Europe → Eastern Europe → Southern Europe → Western Europe →
mainBelligerent	Allied Powers → Central Powers →
partOf	World War I →
result	defeat of the Central Powers in Europe →
startTime	1914 →
timePeriod	20th century →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
27th Infantry Division (United States) ("European theater of World War I") → Battle of Blanc Mont Ridge → Battle of Verdun → Citation Star ("European Theater of World War I") → Second Battle of the Marne →	theater
Balkan Front → Italian Front (World War I) → North Sea theatre of World War I → Western Front (World War I) →	partOf
Battle of Dogger Bank → Battle of Passchendaele → Battle of the Somme → Second Battle of Ypres →	theatre
United States Army Air Service ("European Theater of World War I") →	operatedIn
Robert Little →	servedIn
Winnipeg Grenadiers →	theatreOfOperations
Battle of Arras (1917) →	warTheater