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by November 2 the fort at Vaux was once again in French hands

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The unknown dead were commemorated the Douaumont Ossuary, a monument completed in 1932 that contains the remains of 150,000 unidentified French and German soldiers.

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Over 10 months in 1916, the two armies at Verdun suffered over 700,000 casualties, including some 300,000 killed.

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From February 21 to June 15, the French army had fielded 66 divisions at Verdun

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On July 11 the Germans made yet another attack on Verdun, assaulting the line from Vaux to Souville with 12 regiments.

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By the time the french advance ground to a halt in mid-December, they were close to the line where the battle had started ten months earlier.

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on July 14, the Germans called off their offensive.

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At the beginning of June, the Germans took another key stronghold, Fort Vaux, after hideous subterranean melees.

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At the end of the first week, the Germans had advanced six miles; a few men walked into an almost undefended Fort Douaumont and took possession.

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On February 21, 1916, more than 1,220 guns around an eight mile perimeter opened fire.