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There were two main sides in World War I. One side was called the () and the other was called the ().
Axis powers . . . Allied powers Central powers . . . Axis powers Allied powers . . . Central powers Allied powers . . . Triple Entente
There were two main sides in World War I. One side was called the Allied powers and the other was called the Central powers. Sometimes the Allied powers are also called the Allies or the Triple Entente.
Some countries fought against the Central powers but were not a part of the official Allied powers. They were called the Associated powers.