Life in A Trench.
World
War
One
This leaflet is designed to tell you all about
what life would be like to be in a trench
during World War 1. As you and I both know
it wouldn't be easy wearing the same clothes
for a month and also going ‘Over The Top’.
By Hannah and Sophie
Information Organization
This is No Mans’ Land During WW1.
Information Organization
St. John’s Primary School
Dixon Street, Hamilton
Ml3 6PZ
Phone 1 : 01698320067
Phone 2 : 01698305303
Countries Involved in WWI
There were many countries involved in WWI these are
only a few of them:
Life in a Trench
Germany
In a trench, soldiers would eat, sleep, and live.
They wouldn't have a proper toilet ( or a toilet of
any kind!) They would have to sleep on the
ground where rats lived (if they were lucky they
would have a small crate to sit on.) There would
be no showers nor a basin to wash up in but on
the bright side they got a nice hot meal and a
shower and their clothes cleaned and mended
(they would be in the same clothes for a month!)
In a trench there would be a good
chance of getting a disease like: trench foot,
trench mouth and many, many more.
This is a picture of a soldier who had
trench foot.
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
The Big Four
The big 4 were: David Lloyd George of
Great Britain, Georges Clemenceau of
France, Vittorio Orlando of Italy, and
Woodrow Wilson of the United States.
David Lloyd George, of Great
Britain, wanted security, peace and to
compromise with Germany.
France
Italy
Russia
Belgium
China
Serbia
America
Romania
Portugal
Georges Clemenceau of
France wanted to punish
Germany
for all they had done ,he also wanted
security and revenge.
Woodrow Wilson of the United
States, wanted peace, a better world
and the League of Nations.
Vittorio Orlando of Italy wanted
land, money and ‘THE GUILT CLAUSE’!