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mainly because France's aim was to get the Germans to get off their land so their trenches didnt look like they had effort put into them coz they were constantly trying to move them forward but the German's were like naa lets just sit here be annoying and make our trenches nice till the french get tierd and then move a step forward.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoGermany's trenches were better than those of the allies, as the German's were 'settling down' permanently, and their trenches were made to reflect this. the allies, however, only made temporary trenches because they thought that they would be able to drive Germany out quickly, and the war would be over soon
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∙ 8y agobecause english one was bad
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