What is a battle from World War 1?

What was the longest battle of World War I?

the battle of the dandenelles

Battle of Antietam

Longest battle of WW1 The Battle of Verdun

Battle of the Somme

World War I had many important battles including the Battle of Passchendaele and the Battle of Tannenberg. The Battle of Passchendaele lasted 3 months 6 days.

Britan won the battle.

jutland battle and naval battle

Battle of the Marne.

Battle of the Argone Forest.

Answer Which of the following was not a major battle of World War I?

The Hundred Days Offensive was the deadliest battle of World War 1. It lasted from August 8 to November 11, 1918, and claimed 1,855,369 casualties.

Some of the equipment used in the Battle of Somme in World War 1 was tanks and airplanes. This was unique as it was the first time these weapons had been significantly used in the war.

Battle of the Falkland Islands with Admiral Graf Spee.

The Battle of Somme with over 1,000,000 reported casualties

The decisive battles at the end of World War 1 were the Battle of Amiens and the Battle of Albert. They part of what is famously called the 100 Days Offensive by the Allies.

The Battle of The Somme

Bellou Woods

world war 1 was quite equal to world war 2 world war 1= lost loads more soldiers than world war 2 over 180,000,00 died world war 2= cities disaster, 160,000,00 died, victories= d-day, battle midway, market grden , the somme, battle of flanders

The battle of the hamburgers. The German's supply of burgers was cut off so they invaded America to get more. This caused world war 1.

The famous World War I battle that claimed more than a million dead and wounded was the Battle of the Somme. It lasted from July 1 to November 18, 1916.

!!the first most important battle was the battle of the somme!! !!the first most important battle was the battle of the somme!!

The largest naval battle of WW1 was the Battle of Jutland if you are English speaking or the Battle of the Skagerrak if a German speaker.

The battle in Gallipoli, during World War 1, lasted for 9 months. Although the battle ended in 120,000 casualties it held no significance to the war itself.

World War 1 was one of the bloodiest wars in human history. The battle that had the most casualties was the Hundred Days Offensive with a total of 1,855,369 lives lost.

Some of the major battles of World War I include the Battle of Tannenberg, the Battle of Arras, The Battle of Verdun, and the Battle of the Somme.

The Battle of Stalingrad

damm it didn't work

The Battle of The Somme

The main battles in ww1 were the battle of yepres and the battle of the somme

i have read that it was the second battle of ypres in 1915. It seems pretty brutal

The first battle of World War 1 was the Battle of Liège. On August 5, 1914 Germany laid siege to the city of Liège, Belgium and finally took the city after 11 days of fighting.

Location of bloody battle in Belgium

Stalingred was a battle that led into World War 2.

The first battle of World War II was the Battle of Westerplate in Poland that lasted seven days--1 September to 7 September 1939--as a result of the Allied Forces' declaration of war to Germany, Slovakia, and the Soviet Union due to their invasion of Poland. Hope that helps! The first battle of world war 2 occured in Poland on September 1st 1939.

World War 1 Both the First Battle of Ypres and the Second Battle of Ypres were bloody, but the second stands out because it was the first use of poison gas by the Germans. World War 2 Battle of the Bulge or the Ardenne Forrest. Napoleonic Wars The Battle of Waterloo.

The World War 2 battle that affected Canada the most was the Battle of the Atlantic. This battle was the largest commitments that Canada was in.

Well you see i have no idea

Try the Battle of the Somme.

there was none

The Battle of Verdun was part of World War 1, and was fought between France and the German Empire. The result of the battle was a victory for France.

no we do not belive it was the beginning and end of the same battle no we do not belive it was the beginning and end of the same battle

The Battle of Messines and the Battle of the Somme were two significant battles during the First World War. Others include the Battle of Mons and the Battle of Verdun.

Over 1.25 million men died at the Battle of the Somme

The Battle of Ypres was a particularly devastating World War I battle. The battle came as a result of the town's strategic location, which would give whichever side won, a distinct advantage. The battles around Ypres resulted in 1,700,000 soldiers killed, and countless civilians.

The Battle Of Marne.

The Battle of the Bulge was an engagement in WW II, not a war in itself

The battle of Stalingrad affected the rest of world war 2 by?

Battle of Tannenburg/ Mansurian lakes Battle of Galicia/ Siege of Przemysl Battle of the Vistula The Brusilov offensive

I am pretty sure it was the Second Battle of the Marne but I am not a 100% sure. No, The Third Battle of the Aisne happened before the Second Battle of the Marne.