World War I battles: Verdun

Verdun, the longest battle in history, with the most deaths per m² in World War I

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Hint	Answer
Fort you can see on the thumbnail	Fort Vaux
Combatants	German Empire
Combatants	French Republic
Allied commanders	Philippe Petain
Allied commanders	Robert Nivelle
Axis commander	Erich von Falkenhayn
Full name of Verdun	Verdun-sur-Meuse
Name of the plan for this attack	Schlieffen Plan

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When died the creator of the plan	1913
The whole battle was fought in this year	1916
Duration of this battle in days	303
Number of casualtities (dead, missing and wounded)	700,000
Strenght of the allies in divisions	75
Strenght of the axis in divisions	50
River where the battle was fought	Meuse
Much used allied plane	Nieuport 16