What does the presence of the body of the German soldier in the trench suggest about trench warfare?

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lidiya [134]2 years ago

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Answer:

The happening of war with Germans.

Explanation:

The presence of the body of the German soldier in the trench suggest about trench warfare that in these trenches, German soldiers are present to defend their front lines and save themselves from machineguns and the attack of fighter planes. This trench warfare has a great importance and very important method which was used to defend their lines against enemies so the dead body shows the happening of war with Germans.

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