Over 700,000 soldiers were killed or wounded during the Battle of Verdun, which lasted from February to December 1916 between French and German forces.
Synopsis
Over 700,000 soldiers were killed or wounded during the Battle of Verdun, which lasted from February to December 1916 between French and German forces.
Synopsis
Paul Jankowski, a historical adviser, guides the narrative of the Battle of Verdun in 1916. This conflict between French and German forces lasted from February to December and resulted in heavy casualties. The film uses rare reconstructions from the 1920s and modern computer-generated imagery to recreate the battlefield. It questions the motivations behind this brutal fight, which marked France's last significant victory against Germany. The documentary reflects on the experiences of soldiers caught in this intense struggle.
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Why Watch
- See the 10-month battle of Verdun come to life.
- Meet historical adviser Paul Jankowski's insights.
- Find out about France's last significant victory over Germany.
Did You Know
- The battle of Verdun lasted for 10 months, from February to December 1916.
- The documentary includes rare reconstructions from the 1920s.
- The battle resulted in staggering casualties, but its strategic value is questioned.
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What was the duration of the battle of Verdun?
The battle of Verdun lasted from February to December 1916.
Who directed the documentary 'Verdun - They will not pass!'
The documentary was directed by Serge de Sampigny.
What was the strategic significance of the battle of Verdun?
The strategic value of the battle of Verdun remains questionable despite the staggering casualties on both sides.
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