France Forbidden Zone at Jorja James blog

France Forbidden Zone. The military administration in france (german: Years of constant siege warfare along the western front had reduced buildings to rubble, churned countryside into a quagmire, and left the land littered with unexploded ordnance. At the end of the war in 1918, the french government isolated the areas in red above and forbade activities such as forestry, farming and even the building of houses from being performed inside them. In some parts of france, world war i has never ended. Zone rouge (french for red zone) is perhaps the ultimate example of this. For 100 years, approximately 400 square miles of the french countryside have been outlawed by its government for any use of any kind. It is the zone rouge, the red zone, france's very own exclusion zone. Administration militaire en france) was an interim. These are the zones rouges —an archipelago of former battlegrounds so pockmarked and polluted by war that, more than a century.

In some parts of france, world war i has never ended. Administration militaire en france) was an interim. Years of constant siege warfare along the western front had reduced buildings to rubble, churned countryside into a quagmire, and left the land littered with unexploded ordnance. It is the zone rouge, the red zone, france's very own exclusion zone. For 100 years, approximately 400 square miles of the french countryside have been outlawed by its government for any use of any kind. The military administration in france (german: Zone rouge (french for red zone) is perhaps the ultimate example of this. At the end of the war in 1918, the french government isolated the areas in red above and forbade activities such as forestry, farming and even the building of houses from being performed inside them. These are the zones rouges —an archipelago of former battlegrounds so pockmarked and polluted by war that, more than a century.

The Real "NoGo Zone" of France A Forbidden No Man's Land Poisoned by War

France Forbidden Zone Years of constant siege warfare along the western front had reduced buildings to rubble, churned countryside into a quagmire, and left the land littered with unexploded ordnance. Administration militaire en france) was an interim. Years of constant siege warfare along the western front had reduced buildings to rubble, churned countryside into a quagmire, and left the land littered with unexploded ordnance. It is the zone rouge, the red zone, france's very own exclusion zone. Zone rouge (french for red zone) is perhaps the ultimate example of this. For 100 years, approximately 400 square miles of the french countryside have been outlawed by its government for any use of any kind. At the end of the war in 1918, the french government isolated the areas in red above and forbade activities such as forestry, farming and even the building of houses from being performed inside them. These are the zones rouges —an archipelago of former battlegrounds so pockmarked and polluted by war that, more than a century. The military administration in france (german: In some parts of france, world war i has never ended.