【70集】世界历史40小时大合集-中英cc外挂字幕-Epic History P13 - 1916年索姆河战役

In 1916 Europe was in the most intense phase of the First World War Many of the fiercest battles took place in the west where British French and German forces were trapped in a 450- kilometer stretch with millions of casualties But neither side could crack the trap a series of steel wires machine guns and heavy weapons meaning the army tried to cross the uninhabited area The open ground between the traps was heavily littered with corpses The defenders always had the advantage But the federal forces are carrying out more attacks They are determined to release the ones captured in the first month of the war Deployment in Germany and France The federal army decided to launch a federal war in the summer of 1916 but the German army advanced first in February The German army launched a major attack on a French castle in Wirtgen This war requires full support for France Therefore the summer war will be led by Britain The largest attack of the war so far The current main objective Is to relieve the pressure on France in Wiltshire This war will take place near the desert 25 kilometers away In July New British leadership German general Will choose to attack near Ypres There are clearer strategic objectives there But the desert was where the French and British armies met so a federal war had to take place He would also choose to wait until his inexperienced troops received more training but France now needs his help The desert has so far been a quiet area Let the Germans establish a strong defensive position The Germans here have two excellent lines of defense There is a third line under construction Each defense line has three: firing support and reserve The defense line with communication links has positions for machine guns They were fixed in strong villages and strong points In front of the defensive line there were thick steel wires There were dugouts below about ten kilometers deep To prevent the German army from firing shells A six-kilometer communication line allows the army to fire shells through a shotgun charger at the front line The German troops on this defensive line are well-trained Most are combat soldiers This war will be led by the British Fourth Army by President Laurensen and Higg who proposed the attack plan To counter Germany's impenetrable defense Britain will conduct a one- week-long grenade attack with 1400 grenades This could destroy the German wire block it and kill its occupiers 19 bombs were also placed at key German strongpoints filled with explosives and ready to fire shells The British Third Army will resist at Gommecourt with 16 British and French armies expected to fire shells with minimal resistance It will start at 7:30 a m in the daylight to prevent the bomb Britain's morale is high the soldiers are confident of victory multiple armies including the PALS army in 1914 are fighting the first but in the night of the attack there are reports of concern indicating that the British bombs are only A portion of the successful 160 million bombs were launched but due to unverified armies heavy weapons and faulty bombs many German bombs remain in storage German defense officials have no verified information about their deep intelligence and captured prisoners and unverified phone calls Germans know when and where the British army is Coming soo The British army arrived at 7 o'clock and at 7:20 the British army fired a huge bomb at Hawthorne then quickly came to take control of the bomb 7:28 AM Germany's strong point is ahead at 7:30 the British army is heading to the German second line the British and French armies are in an unverified area the German army is also They dug the earth forward and set up the mechanical trap This is an intriguing rumor British troops From their dugouts Headed To the German second line Several armies Went But most Officers Were sent To unverified areas Go to the bomb so in the end go to the enemy's second line the shortest route But in the north no matter what strategy the British army used they became a simple target for the German machine gunners especially when they had to climb up to get through the barbed wire The British army advanced bravely but failed among their hundreds some shells entered the German second line near Thiepval 36th Ulster Division Captured Schwaben Redoub Butunverified enemies Next to it forced That evening To their right the 32nd Division captured the Leipzig Redoubt while the 34th Division captured the Loch Nagar Mine Crater but these were just the German army' s strongholds Small tricks Far away No more than Their goal The greatest challenge for the commandersduring World War I The message was obtained War The process of war Reliable battlefield Has not yet been inventedTelephone line Usually Was Shelled Cut So Soldiers Had to Relay Messages Signals Lights Even Homing bats Without Any reliable way to solve this problem during an attack supports it The soldier turns to the enemy 's line so when the soldierstarts attackingthe soldierwill directtheir shells to the enemy' s line but if the soldier is blocked the support of Bullets follow the schedulesoldiers areabandoned in the enemy 's machine gun's hands Missiles and aircraft can provideimportant informationbut rely on good weather and the sky so on January 1st the Britishmilitary needed several hours even several days to know which attacks were successful and which failed which made them It is very difficult to respond to the situation at any speed again Southhas greatersuccess despite losing21 and 7 [-] and 10 and 1115 and161920 and 21[-] [-] [-] [-] [-] [-] [-] 21 23 and 2427 And 28 And 29 35 The first day of the Soviet war was a costly failure for Britain German casualties were estimated at 12 000 and French casualties were estimated at 7 000 But for Britain the expected casualties were 57 000 people One to three were killed January 1 1916 became the bloodiest day in the history of the British army But this was just the first day of a war that would last another four months and by mid-November it was facing cold rain and fog By this time the allies had suffered 430 000 British casualties 200 000 French casualties and 450 000 German casualties 430 000 British casualties In the traditional memory of Britain the casualties were an unavoidable disaster and tragedy that proved the misconduct of British generals And the irreplaceable sacrifice of the British soldiers they commanded But for the fighting comrades and families the casualties were expected to become a part of the success but the casualties were great and hard to bear but across all of Europe every warring nation experienced casualties Because all the leaders could not find a solution to the war and at the funeral Britain not only helped their French partner They also defeated the Germans in the Crimean War They also learned important lessons about fighting in the West The most important thing is that the funeral war was a price the German army had to pay This is 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