the air is unbreathable. there is death everywhere.ing on he described the human wreckage that piled up in the crater. at our feet the wounded groaned in a pool of blood. two are breathing their last. one, a machine gunner was blinded. with one with eye hanging out of the socket and the other torn out. in addition he lost a leg. the second man hases no face. an arm blown off and a horrible wound in the stomach. moaning and suffering, one begs me, lieutenant, don't let me die. i'm suffering, please help me. the other, perhaps more gravely wound implores me to kill him. lieutenant, if you don't want to, give me your revolver. frightful, terrible moments frightful, terrible moments while the cannons harry usr we are splattered with mud and earth. for hour it is groanses continue until 6:00:tlúu p.m. they die before our eyes without anyone being able to help them. the dramatic loss of life didn't halt the allies' fondness for the oi. in 1917 they increased the the frequency with which they tested the german defensive perimeter knowing the

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the air is unbreathable. death everywhere. he described the human wreckage. at our feet, the wounded groaned in a pool of blood. two of them, more seriously hit, are breathing their last. one man has one eye hanging out of his socket. in addition he has lost his leg. the second man has no face, an arm blown off. moaning atrociously, they say, lieutenant, i'm suffering, please help me. the other implores me to kill him with these words, lieutenant, if you don't want to, give me your revolver. frightful, terrible moments. we are splattered with mud and earth by the shells. for hours, these groans and supplications continue. they die before our eyes, without anyone being able to help them. the dramatic loss of life did not halt the allies fondness for the offenses. in 1917, they only increased the frequency with which they tested the german offensive perimeter. -- defensive perimeter. knowing the overthrow of the czarist government in russia would soon knock out their strongest allies. the generals planned a series of offenses to ravage the so-called line. they