What Do You Know About The Battle Of Verdun?

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1. Where did the battle take place?

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The battle took place in France.

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What Do You Know About The Battle Of Verdun? - Quiz

What do you know about the first world war? Do you know that battle of Verdun was the largest and longest battle of the First World War on... see morethe Western Front between the German and French armies. Take this quiz if you think you really know much about the topic. see less

2. Which of the following participated in the battle?

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Germany participated in the battle.

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3. Which of the following participated in the war? 

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All of the above participated in the war. This means that both France and Germany participated in the war.

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4. Which of the following participated in the battle?

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France participated in the battle.

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5. When did the battle of Verdun start? 

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The battle of Verdun started in 1916. This answer is correct because it aligns with historical records and the commonly accepted date for the start of the battle. The battle of Verdun was one of the longest and bloodiest battles of World War I, lasting for 10 months from February to December 1916.

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6. Which of the following countries initiated the battle?

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Germany initiated the battle.

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7. Who lead the Germans to war?

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Erich von Falkenhayn is the correct answer because he was a German general who served as the Chief of the General Staff during World War I. He played a significant role in leading Germany into war, particularly with his strategy and decision-making during the Battle of Verdun in 1916. His leadership and military tactics were instrumental in shaping Germany's involvement in the war.

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8. When did the battle end?

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The battle ended in 1916.

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9. How long did the battle took place?

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The battle took place for 303 days.

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10. According to experts in 2000, how many casualties did the war have?

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In 2000, according to experts, the war had a total of 714,231 casualties.

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Where did the battle take place?
Which of the following participated in the battle?
Which of the following participated in the war? 
Which of the following participated in the battle?
When did the battle of Verdun start? 
Which of the following countries initiated the battle?
Who lead the Germans to war?
When did the battle end?
How long did the battle took place?
According to experts in 2000, how many casualties did the war have?
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