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4 June, 23:58

Why did the "stalemate" continued for so long in WW1?

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  1. 5 June, 02:31
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    The stalemate continued for so long in World War I because of technological advancement, new types of warfare, new types of weapons, incompetent generals, and the similarity of strength of both sides. These reasons contributed to the long stalemate and long bloodshed between Central and Allied Powers.
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