How long did the Christmas truce in World War 1 last?

Answer 1

The fraternisation lasted, in many areas, for the whole of Christmas Day. Food and supplies were exchanged on a one to one basis, while in some areas men borrowed tools and equipment from the enemy, in order to quickly improve their own living conditions. Many games of football were played using whatever would suffice for a ball, while bodies that had become trapped within No Man's Land were buried.

Most modern revellings of the Truce finish with the soldiers returning to their trenches and then fighting again the next day, but in many areas the peace lasted much longer. Frank Richard's account explained how both sides refrained from shooting at each other the next day, until the British troops were relieved and they left the front line. In other areas the goodwill lasted for several weeks, bringing a halt to opportunistic sniping, before the bloody conflict once again resumed.

Answer 2

Inworld war 1 the truce lasted until the Germans invaded Belgium so the Germans had a line in World War 2 it lasted until the Germans invaded Poland