The Four Most Important Battles Of WWI

Battles of WWI World War 1 consisted of 36 battles and all of these happened between 1914-1918. Soldiers died in World War 1 to keep the world safe. The four most important battles of WW1 were Verdun, Cambrai, Marne, and Mons. The Battle of Verdun happened in 1916, and took place in the Western Front. 714,231 soldiers fought in this battle. By the end 262,308 were missing or wounded. This was one of the biggest and bloodiest battles of World War 1. The battle lasted for over 10 months. The French and Germans were in the war, the French won the battle. This battle was the longest battle in world history. It was important because even though both sides had so many casualties, the Germans tried pushing French to losing, but the French pushed the Germans to lose. …show more content…
This battle had approximately 120,000 people, but they do not know exactly. The British won this battle. This battle only lasted a year, and about 90,000 of the Soldiers were killed. Cambrai saw the first tank battle in history, and of equal importance, it was the first preregistration of artillery for an offensive. The Battle of Marne happened in 1914, and took place in Paris, France. This battle lasted 11 and a few days. This war was the first significant Allied victory of World War 1. This battle had more than 2 million men and 100,000 were killed and wounded. This was the last major German offensive on the Western Front during the First World War. The French won the war. This war was one of the most important wars because of the Allied victory. Marne featured the first use of radio intercepts and automotive transport of troops in