When talking about World War 1, and the trench warfare that comes along with the name we tend to look at the Western front. Generally, The Eastern Front never really adapted into the trench warfare that was used on the Western front. This tactic resulted in massive casualties and gave no one the upper hand. No country could “advance” because they would just hide in the trenches. This does not mean that the Eastern Front was a “piece of cake” infact, it was more like the war we think of now a days where there was more man to man fighting such as the Battle of Tannenberg, where Russian forces were completely wiped by the German offensive. The one thing that both fronts had in common was that Germany was the main fighter for the Central Powers.
