Meuse-Argonne was martyred and disfigured during first world war. The battlefields are maintained as authentic battle sites and remains, testimonials to the fighting waged during the Great War.
Situated between the battlefields of Verdun and Champagne, the Argonne bears the scars of the Great War.
The trenches of the Main de Massiges and the hell of Champagne mud
The war in the mines and underground life on the Butte de Vauquois
The horror of war in the forest near La Gruerie and Haute Chevauchée
The site of the Vallée Moreau
The ravine of the engineers (open-air museum of Haute Chevauchée)
The necropoles also remind us of this murderous madness: French, German, English and the largest American necropolis in Europe in Romagne-Sous-Montfaucon.
