World war 1 truce
During christmas 1914, some German and British soldiers agreed to stop fighting each other for a day or two. They chatted, sang and even played football together.
Early christmas morning guns stopped firing.A deadly Silence rose a man the the
Soldiers in the trenches would spend their days doing chores, firing at the enemy, playing cards and writing letters home. Incredibly, nine out of ten men survived!
The trenches were more than just holes in the ground. They were six to eight feet deep and four to six feet wide. Wood beams supported the sides, and in some places, a roof.Soldiers would eat, sleep and drill in these trenches.
conclusion
Over all we have lean’t about the Germans & the Europe at the world war 1 truce
Glossry
Trench: a long, narrow ditch.
Incredibly: to a great degree; extremely.
"World War 1 facts for kids | National Geographic Kids." https://www.natgeokids.com/au/discover/history/general-history/first-world-war/. Accessed 24 May. 2021.
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