The Scars of the Great War in Western Europe have been felt for generations. The destruction of lives, infrastructure, and economies left a lasting mark on the region, with many of the physical reminders still visible today. From the shell holes and trenches that scar the landscapes of France and Belgium to the memorials and cemeteries dedicated to those who lost their lives during the conflict, the war’s impact can be seen everywhere. Even 100 years later, the scars of the Great War remain an important reminder of the cost of war and the need for peace.
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