The Longest Winter

"The Longest Winter" refers to the 1917-1918 winter during World War I, marked by severe cold, hardship, and prolonged delays. Soldiers and civilians faced extreme weather conditions that worsened suffering and slowed military and civilian activities. This harsh winter symbolized the hardships faced during the war, highlighting the toll it took on people's lives and morale. It exemplifies how extreme weather can influence historical events by aggravating already difficult circumstances, making it a notable period of endurance and resilience in history.