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In the summer of 1914, millions of soldiers joined the war, believing it would be short. In the beginning, the Schlieffen Plan worked beautifully, but on September 5, the Allies attacked the Germans and by September 13, the Germans were driven back almost 60 miles. In early 1915, both armies on the Western Front began digging miles of trenches to protect themselves from enemy fire...
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In the summer of 1914, millions of soldiers joined the war, believing it would be short. In the beginning, the Schlieffen Plan worked beautifully, but on September 5, the Allies attacked the Germans and by September 13, the Germans were driven back almost 60 miles. In early 1915, both armies on the Western Front began digging miles of trenches to protect themselves from enemy fire...
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