What is the meaning of home front in world war 1?
Home Front: What Does It Mean?
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Posted 05 December 2010 - 05:10 PM
What is the meaning of home front in world war 1?
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Well, the war between Britain, France and Belgium on one side and Germany on the other was fought on the Western Front. The war between Russia and Germany/Austria-Hungary was fought on the Eastern Front. So, a 'front' means somewhere fighting took place. So, where do you think the fighting took place in the 'Home Front'? Was it abroad, or...
For more information, have a look at this page from the History Learning Site. There is also lots of information on the Spartacus Schoolnet site here.
Hope that this helps.
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