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The Battle of Verdun Explained On Location - The Longest Battle of World War One

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History Hustle presents: The Battle of Verdun Explained On Location - The Longest Battle of World War One.

The Battle at Verdun (1916) was one of the most bloodiest battles during the First World War. The German commanders wanted to bleed France white. Countless soldiers lost their lives in a battle that became symbol for the senseless carnage of the Great War.

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Recorded on the 6th of May 2017 at Verdun, France.

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