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Arnhem 1944

Name: Arnhem 1944
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04300294
Price: 7708 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Stephen Badsey
ISBN: 9781855323025

Operation 'Market Garden'

Stephen Badsey

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04300294

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, May 1993

Osprey's examination of 'Market Garden, ' one of the most audacious, and ultimately controversial, o... Full description

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Osprey's examination of 'Market Garden, ' one of the most audacious, and ultimately controversial, operations of World War II (1939-1945). It was a joint penetration, by an armoured column and a large-scale airborne drop, to punch a decisive hole in the German defences. If it had succeeeded, the war could have ended in 1944. Yet the two-pronged attack failed in its objectives. This book details how, instead of being relieved after 48 hours as expected, British paratroopers were cut off for nine days. Facing two unexpected SS Panzer divisions the Allies were eventually evacuated across the Rhine after putting up an incredible fight: of the 10,000 men involved less than 2,000 survived.