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WW2 Animated: Western Front, 1944-1945. Part 2

Use this link to get a free trial with the Great Courses Plus: http://ow.ly/9pKW30rvheI By November 1944 Nazi Germany was on the brink of defeat and the Allies were preparing to unleash the final offensive in some months. The Germans put all of their hope on a desperate counterattack on the Western Front. 01:22 Intro 01:57 Allied offensive in Alsace-Lorraine 02:19 Allied attack in the North (Operation Queen) 02:43 Planning the Ardennes offensive 03:22 Unfolding of the Ardennes offensive 04:03 January 1945 05:31 Rheinland offensive 07:19 Allied advance beyond the Rhine This video uses the assets originally created for the World War Two channel: www.youtube.com/c/worldwartwo Thanks to the Patrons for supporting the Channel: _thefishball, 1st Guards Cavalry Corps, Aaron Clarkson, Adam Coni, Adam H, Adam Wallace, Alan Collinge, alans4488, Aleksei Safronov, ALEX ARCHARO, Alexander G Morgan, Amine Hajji, Anton Kovalev, Arkonos, Arta Yusa, Arthur Revan, aserehuehue, Bishops, Bluebeaner, Bogdan Putintsev, Bogdan Sacarea, BooBooBlueBerry, Bram Spliet, Brian Hynes, Bryan Linsley, CatInSpace, ccplz, Christian Richard, Christopher Plummer, Craig McCall, D C, D G, Daniel Benhardt, Daniel J Pierce, Dave Nelson, David Russell, David Salm, David Weidman, Deniz Özger, Dennis Anthony Zaluski, dionglamine1987, Dmitry Zaitcev, Dongbin Zhang, Ehood Garmiza, Eiko Streitz, Eksium Deus, Eli Krumholz, Eric Strachan, Federico Peyrani, Frank Scheer, gartonschwärt, Georges Chouinard, goedendag25, Greengsg9, Gurnik, Harambe, Håvard Damsberg, Herr Burns, Igor Reznichenko, Isaiah Snell-Feikema, Ivan Avdeev, Ivan Trapić, JAY ALAN EDELMAN, Jiacheng Wu, Johan West, Jordon Long-Lay, Juan Escobar, Just A Random Contributor, Kamil Babula, KB, Kelly-Stephen Soo, Kevin Castillo, KingHarkinian, Kristaps, Kristofers Borovskis, Kyle Askine, Louis Burke, Mairis Kļaviņš, malcolm, Marco, Marco Agnoletti, Mario Babić, Mark Fisher, Mi Liu, Michael, Michal Weyer, Michał Zdunek, Mingjian Wang, Mirco K, mo, name name, Naseem Hanna, ned hulton, Ned Weinert, Nezquik, Nicholas Cubbon, NvllivsInVerba, omega21, Omer Glickman, Ori Taichman, Pavel Kletnoy, Pavel Kuriscak, Philip F Myers, Praetor98, Rafael Aguila, Rahs, Reindeer, rJ, Rob H, Robert Vroman, Robert Wahl, RocketWrench, Ryan Harbottle, Sam Tyson, Simon Stock, Sitraka Forler, Soveit Cartographer, Stefan Moluf, STRONTJESBERG, swagmasterx420, Talbot-Jaaskelainen, Thomas Dobrenel, Tibor Helienek, Torfinn Tyvold, Travis Fudge, Vladislav, VonKickass, William Bowe, William Nettles, WillN2Go1 . Yang Wei Feng, yellowLia, Yuri B, Yury Kuchanov ,אביתר הכהן Music: Godmode - Traversing Wayne Jones - Cypher Joey Pecoraro - Down United States Marine Band - Kaiser Friedrich Prelude and Action Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Satiate Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Stormfront Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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YW

6:35 - It's striking to see that there were at least 5-6 free divisions for Montgomery (Ar. Gr. 21) to free the Netherlands already by February 1945. 7:17 - Make that 11 divisions...

YW

Also are you sure the german 25th Army in the Netherlands had only 4 divisions? Seems too small. There were also forces that guarded the costs against allied landing.

YW

What about the 2 Röm - 30 & 88 - Rumanian?

Eastory

The "Röm" means Roman numbers, which the Germans used to designate Corps. These show the 30th and 88th Corps. For some reason they did not use the proper Roman numbers, but used "Röm" on this occasion.