Many troops at the battle never saw an enemy soldier, experiencing nothing but artillery-fire and many troops on both sides called Verdun "Hell".
Troops on both sides called Verdun "Hell". Many troops at the battle never saw an enemy soldier, experiencing nothing but artillery fire.
Many troops at the battle never saw an enemy soldier, experiencing nothing but artillery fire. Troops on both sides called Verdun "Hell".
Many troops at the battle never saw an enemy soldier, experiencing nothing but artillery fire. Troops on both sides called Verdun "Hell".