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Hello everyone and welcome. the history of the Great War premium episode number 14.

This episode will be a bit different from the other premium episodes because it will not be part

of a multi-part series which I think is the first

one and also because we will be discussing a much smaller topic. This episode we will be

to discussing trench raids, a critical activity for all sides during

trench warfare. And we will be doing this by first discussing some general

information about the practice of trench raiding or patrolling as some called it.

Before discussing in a bit more detail the German raids on the Somme Front

before the Battle of the Somm in 1916.

Chintrades were seen by all armies as a critical activity for the troops to perform,

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