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Why is the battle of the somme considered a significant moment in world war I?​

Why is the battle of the somme considered a significant moment in world war I?​
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Why is the battle of the somme considered a significant moment in world war I?​

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The battle of the Somme was considered a significant moment in WW1 because it was 141 days long and the first time tanks were mobilised in battle

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