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Under the Streets of Arras Slept a Network of 20 Km of Quarries Where 24,000 Soldiers Waited for the Offensive of 1917
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In April 1917, 24,000 Allied soldiers emerged from the insides of Arras to surprise the Germans. For five months, 500 New Zealand tunnelers dug 20 kilometres of electrified galleries, transforming the ancient medieval quarries into an underground city capable of hosting an entire army. More
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