Composite image of a 1919 color poster by Maurice Toussaint of soldiers marching beside a river and over a bridge into a shelled Verdun, contrasted with a black and white image of French prisoners taken through a French suburb of Verdun in 1916. The Battl
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Composite image of a 1919 color poster by Maurice Toussaint of soldiers marching beside a river and over a bridge into a shelled Verdun, contrasted with a black and white image of French prisoners taken through a French suburb of Verdun in 1916. The Battle of Verdun was fought from February 21, December 18, 1916 during WWI on the Western Front between the German and French armies. An estimate in 2000 found a total of 714, 231 casualties, 377, 231 French and 337, 000 German, an average of 70, 000 casualties for each month of the battle. It was the longest and one of the most costly battles in human history; other recent estimates increase the number of casualties to 976, 000.