Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

eastern-front

noun

/ˈiːstərn frʌnt/

Definition

A significant military theater during World War I and World War II, particularly regarding the conflicts between Eastern European countries and their respective armies.

Examples

The battles on the eastern front during World War I were marked by significant troop movements and trench warfare.
During World War II, the eastern front was characterized by intense fighting between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany.
The eastern front played a crucial role in determining the outcome of both world wars.

Meaning

The eastern front refers to the military operations that took place on the eastern side of Europe, during the two world wars, primarily involving Germany, Russia, and other nations.