by Claire Valenduc

1.Sketch you trench

claire_valenduc — 2014-04-10 08:56:48 UTC

I vividly remember the terrible conditions, the trenches was uncomfortable because it had the mud, the rats and lice and the gaz... I was horrible, i saw soldiers who fell when we heard a explision. I didn't feel safe.

2.My friend

claire_valenduc — 2014-04-23 07:58:26 UTC

Georges was my best friend during the war, we lived in the same city and during the war, we killed rats together, it was very funny but the 14 juillet 1916 a bomb fell before him when i saw my dead friend, i was horrified.
At this time the, i felt a large empty, I was fall and I cried. I felt die with him. So many innocent lives were

3.My first British tank

claire_valenduc — 2014-04-27 13:32:21 UTC

I am so lucky to have survived so far because i saw the British tank. When i first saw tank i was astounded. This new technology that Britain had developed would scare the Germans terribly, I felt very small and very bad in attack against it but i was pride because the tank was British and we could win the war.

4.My feeling when i realised i had survived the war and the statistics

claire_valenduc — 2014-04-27 14:10:03 UTC

I was told the war would be over by Chritmas. It was a lie,it dragged on for four miserable years. And the domage is considerable, por example the Britain, there was engage 8,904,467 soldiers and there is 908,371 soldiers dead. The Germanies were took prisoners 191.652 men british. I am so Lucky to have survived but many innocent lives were lives.