Soar over Verdun, France, a city deeply scarred by history and home to one of the infamous Zone Rouges—areas still ...

Witness the horror of the Battle of Verdun - the deadliest, longest, and most dreadful clash of WWI. Experience the nightmarish landscapes and the colossal toll it took on French and German soldiers.

It’s very poetic.” The trees of Verdun may still be locked in battle with the ghosts of World War I but the physical remains of this enduring conflict serve one higher purpose: that we might n ...

The longest single battle of World War I, it left the landscape barren ... found along an 8-mile stretch of road outside the town of Verdun. From here it's possible to see (with a guided tour ...

The 10 photographs seen here all bear the same basic place and date information: Verdun, 1916 ... later called “the crudest ten months of World War I.” By that point, it had become the ...

The 10-month battle at Verdun — the longest in World War I — killed 163,000 French and 143,000 German soldiers and wounded hundreds of thousands of others. Between February and December 1916 ...

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In it, Dr. Mosier covers a number of broad topics; geography and the French ignorance of their countryside, French and German history prior to the war ... battle had been fought, with many German ...

Casualties were so heavy the Allies never conducted a major landing for the rest of the war. The nearly year-long Battle of Verdun was the longest battle of the First World War. Fought in northern ...