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Trenches were dug by both sides in the war. The war made it to where both sides had casualities and deaths everyday, but neither side were gaining any land, so there wasn't anybody really winning. They just hid in their trenches and shot at any sign of life. (They also shot at light cigarettes, birds etc because they thought it was the soldiers.)

The barbed wire in no mans land didn't help either. It made it impossible (along with the machine guns) to mount an attack on the other side's trenches to overpower them. (The barbed wire was put up by both army's to stop the other army getting near their trenches.)

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Hitler was a corporal in the German army during the WWI.

In WWI both sides were too evenly matched, and resorted to trench warfare. Any advance made by one side would be counter-attacked and retaken by the other side.

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