Great Retreat (disambiguation)
- Great Retreat (disambiguation)
The Great Retreat refers to the period on the Western Front in 1914 between the Battle of the Frontiers and the First Battle of the Marne.
The Great Retreat also refers to:
*the Great Retreat (Serbian), the evacuation of Serbia in late 1915 following the invasion by the Central Powers.
*the Great Retreat (Russian), the Russian Army's withdrawal from Poland starting on 22 July 1915.
*the migration to the west of the Kazakh tribes, who were escaping the advance of the Kalmyks people.
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