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A 4 page paper that comments on two issues. The essay first discusses the Battle of the Somme and the Battle of Verdun, purpose of the battles and their outcomes. The essay then comments on the stalemate on the Western Front. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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File: MM12_PGww1.rtf
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19,240 were either killed on the battlefield or subsequently died of their wounds (All Science Fair Projects, 2004). On February 21, 1916, the Battle of Verdun began, it would
last until December 16, 1916 (History Learning Site, 2003). It was the longest single battle in the war (History Learning Site, 2003). The Battle of the Somme was initiated by
the British in an effort to take the German pressure off the French at Verdun (History Learning Site, 2003). The Germans attacked Verdun because German Chief of General Staff, von
Falkenhayn wanted to "bleed France white" (History Learning Site, 2003). He chose Verdun because of its historic sentiment to the French (History Learning Site, 2003). Falkenhayn believed the French would
lose so many soldiers at Verdun, because they would staunchly defend it that it "would change the course of the war" (History Learning Site, 2003). In the end, the French
lost 133,000 men and the Germans lost 120,000 men (History Learning Site, 2003). General Sir Douglas Haig was Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) (All Science Fair Projects,
2004). Haig preferred to launch an offensive action in Flanders but the British conceded to the French preferences (All Science Fair Projects, 2004). The decision was made in February to
launch an offensive by both British and French armies in Picardy along the Somme River (All Science Fair Projects, 2004). Before they could act, the Germans attacked Verdun (All Science
Fair Projects, 2004). The French troops moved to support action at Verdun and Somme was left to the British by necessity (All Science Fair Projects, 2004). The reason then changed
from attempting to deliver a defining blow to the Germans to relieving the French army fighting at Verdun (All Science Fair Projects, 2004). The Battle of the Somme was called
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