Greece: Allied countries of World War I or EntentePowers, honour the 100 years after the end of Great War, at the Allied military cemetery of Zeitenlik in Thessaloniki. Zeitenlik is the largest military cemetery of the Balkan Peninsula and contains the remains of more than 20,500 Entente soldiers who fought at the Macedonian-Salonika Front during World War I. The cemetery contains the graves of the remains of 7,500 Serbian soldiers, 8,089 French,1,600 British, 3,000 Italian and 400 Russian soldiers and Bulgarian POWs, who died in the battles on the Salonika front during World War I. Tributes given in all cectors of the cemetery by delegations from all allied states, among them Secretary of State to the French Armed Forces, political and army representatives from United Kingdom, Russia, Italy, Greece and Serbia.