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In December 1944, the Germans launched a surprise offensive through the Ardennes Forest. Bastogne—a small Belgian town where seven key roads converged—became a critical objective. Between Dec. 17 and 18, the 101st Airborne Division was alerted and rushed in by truck to hold the crossroads at all costs. They...

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Dec. 16, 1944 - Deep in the Ardennes Forest, one of the most brutal battles of World War II began — the Battle of the Bulge. Adolf Hitler’s last-ditch effort to split the Allied lines, this surprise attack by roughly 250,000 German troops created a bulge in the American front. Caught off guard, U.S. forces faced freezing temperatures, challenging terrain, and relentless enemy fire. For more than a month, 600,000 American soldiers fought through snow and ice. By the end, thousands of Americans had given their lives in what British Prime Minister Winston Churchill declared as “undoubtedly the greatest American battle of the war.” By late January 1945, American resilience turned the tide. The Allies held firm, breaking the German advance and sealing the fate of the Third Reich. The Battle of the Bulge remains a testament to American courage, sacrifice, and determination in the fight for freedom.

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200,000 Nazis were trapped in Riga when the Red Army approached from the east, but Hitler refused to let them evacuate or surrender. They were eventually pushed down to the Courland Peninsula, where they remained until the end of the war. When the Courland Pocket was cut off in October 1944, Hitler refused multiple requests to evacuate the troops by sea. The German Navy (Kriegsmarine) had the capability to transport them to East Prussia, but Hitler insisted they hold Courland " as a fortress. " Between October 1944 and May 1945, the Red Army launched six offensives to destroy the pocket, but the Germans held out. When Germany finally surrendered on May 8, 1945, around 180,000–200,000 soldiers of Army Group Courland laid down their arms. They were taken prisoner by the Soviets; most were deported to labor camps in the USSR, and many never returned. Only a small number of wounded or essential personnel had been evacuated by ship earlier across the Baltic Sea to Germany.
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200,000 Nazis were trapped in Riga when the Red Army approached from the east, but Hitler refused to let them evacuate or surrender. They were eventually pushed down to the Courland Peninsula, where they remained until the end of the war. When the Courland Pocket was cut off in October 1944, Hitler refused multiple requests to evacuate the troops by sea. The German Navy (Kriegsmarine) had the capability to transport them to East Prussia, but Hitler insisted they hold Courland " as a fortress. " Between October 1944 and May 1945, the Red Army launched six offensives to destroy the pocket, but the Germans held out. When Germany finally surrendered on May 8, 1945, around 180,000–200,000 soldiers of Army Group Courland laid down their arms. They were taken prisoner by the Soviets; most were deported to labor camps in the USSR, and many never returned. Only a small number of wounded or essential personnel had been evacuated by ship earlier across the Baltic Sea to Germany.

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On December 5, 1941, as the German Army abandoned its drive toward Moscow, the Red Army launched a massive counteroffensive that changed the course of the war. The first blow came from the Kalinin Front, commanded by Colonel General Ivan Konev, whose 22nd, 29th, and 31st Armies struck the exhausted German 3rd Panzer Army northwest of Moscow. The next day, General Georgy Zhukov’s Western Front joined the attack along a broad front from Klin to Serpukhov, deploying powerful formations such as the 1st Shock Army, 5th Army, 16th Army, 20th Army, and 10th Army. Simultaneously, to the south, the Bryansk Front under Lieutenant General Yakub Cherevichenko moved against German forces near Tula. For seven days, from December 5 to 12, 1941, the Red Army pressed forward relentlessly in freezing temperatures, striking exhausted and ill-equipped German divisions that had reached their limits . The Red Army advanced steadily, forcing the Wehrmacht back from Moscow’s outskirts and liberating key towns like Klin, Istra, and Kalinin. German losses during that first week of counterattacks were catastrophic: an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 killed and up to 100,000 more wounded or incapacitated by frostbite, totaling roughly 130,000 to 150,000 casualties. Several divisions, including the 6th, 7th, 258th, and 35th Infantry Divisions, were shattered beyond repair. By December 8, Hitler was forced to halt all German offensive operations, acknowledging that the drive on Moscow had failed.

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🗣️" In the years before the war, Hitler wasn't rounding up people by the thousands and shooting them the way the communists were. Hitler wasn't shooting anybody. His SS troops weren't raping or terrorizing anyone either. Hitler was doing one thing which resulted in a huge, lying, hate propaganda effort against him from Hollywood. That one thing was Hitler's campaign to break the grip of the Jews on Germany. -In Germany, Hitler took the news and entertainment media away from the Jews. -He kicked them out of the legal profession which they had monopolized. -He kicked them out of the teaching profession where they had been pumping their ideas into the heads of German children. And Hitler did all of this peacefully, nonviolently. He didn't round up Jews and shoot them. He simply made it illegal for them to own German newspapers and German radio stations. He made it illegal for them to practice law or to teach in German schools. And so the Jews were leaving Germany. Between 1933 and 1939, two-thirds of the Jews in Germany immigrated. At the same time, the Jewish commissars in the Soviet Union were butchering millions of people. But the hate propaganda coming out of Hollywood was entirely anti-German, not anti-Soviet. The Jews' only concern was the welfare of their fellow Jews. They didn't care how many Russians or Ukrainians were murdered, but they screamed at the top of their lungs when Hitler took the German media away from them. And they lied to the American people about what was happening in Europe. They lied in order to make us hate the Germans the way they did. When a Jew assassinated a German diplomat in Paris in 1938, and the German people reacted by mashing up Jewish department stores and synagogues in several German cities, the Jewish news media in the United States reported the incident as if Jews were being massacred wholesale in Germany. That was the famous Kristallnacht, which the Jews still continue to remind us of every year in order to melt a little more sympathy from us. The picture of Germany painted by Jewish hate propaganda in the United States during the years preceding the Second World War was a complete distortion of reality. Americans were told that Germans lived in constant fear of the Gestapo and the SS, that Hitler was a madman who terrorized the German people, and he fell to the floor and chewed the edge of his carpet when he became angry. Americans were told that Germany was a land of concentration camps and barbed wire and police dogs. Our invasion of Germany was to be a liberation of the German people from the tyrannical rule of Hitler and the SS. That's actually the word the Jewish propagandists used to describe the American and Soviet terror bombings, rape, and dismemberment of Germany. Liberation. The American and Soviet invaders were to be the.... liberators " -William Pierce - Jewish lies about Hitler (part 1)
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🗣️" In the years before the war, Hitler wasn't rounding up people by the thousands and shooting them the way the communists were. Hitler wasn't shooting anybody. His SS troops weren't raping or terrorizing anyone either. Hitler was doing one thing which resulted in a huge, lying, hate propaganda effort against him from Hollywood. That one thing was Hitler's campaign to break the grip of the Jews on Germany. -In Germany, Hitler took the news and entertainment media away from the Jews. -He kicked them out of the legal profession which they had monopolized. -He kicked them out of the teaching profession where they had been pumping their ideas into the heads of German children. And Hitler did all of this peacefully, nonviolently. He didn't round up Jews and shoot them. He simply made it illegal for them to own German newspapers and German radio stations. He made it illegal for them to practice law or to teach in German schools. And so the Jews were leaving Germany. Between 1933 and 1939, two-thirds of the Jews in Germany immigrated. At the same time, the Jewish commissars in the Soviet Union were butchering millions of people. But the hate propaganda coming out of Hollywood was entirely anti-German, not anti-Soviet. The Jews' only concern was the welfare of their fellow Jews. They didn't care how many Russians or Ukrainians were murdered, but they screamed at the top of their lungs when Hitler took the German media away from them. And they lied to the American people about what was happening in Europe. They lied in order to make us hate the Germans the way they did. When a Jew assassinated a German diplomat in Paris in 1938, and the German people reacted by mashing up Jewish department stores and synagogues in several German cities, the Jewish news media in the United States reported the incident as if Jews were being massacred wholesale in Germany. That was the famous Kristallnacht, which the Jews still continue to remind us of every year in order to melt a little more sympathy from us. The picture of Germany painted by Jewish hate propaganda in the United States during the years preceding the Second World War was a complete distortion of reality. Americans were told that Germans lived in constant fear of the Gestapo and the SS, that Hitler was a madman who terrorized the German people, and he fell to the floor and chewed the edge of his carpet when he became angry. Americans were told that Germany was a land of concentration camps and barbed wire and police dogs. Our invasion of Germany was to be a liberation of the German people from the tyrannical rule of Hitler and the SS. That's actually the word the Jewish propagandists used to describe the American and Soviet terror bombings, rape, and dismemberment of Germany. Liberation. The American and Soviet invaders were to be the.... liberators " -William Pierce - Jewish lies about Hitler (part 1)

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Some will ask “why is this guy wearing his medals like this?” Because he can! This is Vincent Speranza, the American paratrooper who became known as the soldier who doled out beer to his wounded comrades during the Battle of the Bulge, he passed away last yesterday at the age of 98. Unbeknownst to him,the private’s act of kindness on December 17, 1944, became the stuff of legend in the town of Bastogne. Brasserie Lamborelle, a brewery in Bastogne, even created Airborne Beer that was served in helmet-shaped ceramic bowls to commemorate the paratrooper’s beer-carrying mission. “After being a machine gunner at the Battle of the Bulge, earning a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star and spending two decades as a public school teacher, Airborne Beer is what I’m famous for,” Speranza told Stars and Stripes. In subsequent years, Speranza traveled across the U.S. and Europe, recounting his wartime stories to soldiers and veterans alike — even going viral in 2016 for his rendition of “Blood on the Risers” at the Frederick Army Air Field in Oklahoma. RIP Hero! March 23, 1925 – August 2, 2023
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Some will ask “why is this guy wearing his medals like this?” Because he can! This is Vincent Speranza, the American paratrooper who became known as the soldier who doled out beer to his wounded comrades during the Battle of the Bulge, he passed away last yesterday at the age of 98. Unbeknownst to him,the private’s act of kindness on December 17, 1944, became the stuff of legend in the town of Bastogne. Brasserie Lamborelle, a brewery in Bastogne, even created Airborne Beer that was served in helmet-shaped ceramic bowls to commemorate the paratrooper’s beer-carrying mission. “After being a machine gunner at the Battle of the Bulge, earning a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star and spending two decades as a public school teacher, Airborne Beer is what I’m famous for,” Speranza told Stars and Stripes. In subsequent years, Speranza traveled across the U.S. and Europe, recounting his wartime stories to soldiers and veterans alike — even going viral in 2016 for his rendition of “Blood on the Risers” at the Frederick Army Air Field in Oklahoma. RIP Hero! March 23, 1925 – August 2, 2023

Stolen Valor

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When the Germans advanced towards Moscow in 1941, Soviet troops were in a nearly hopeless situation because they lacked effective anti-tank weapons. Out of desperation, highly trained military dogs were used to destroy the enemy.... In the early years of World War II, Soviet anti-tank dogs posed a major threat to the German advance. Strapped with explosives, these animals were sent on missions to destroy enemy equipment. While today this fact might seem disturbing to animal rights activists, it's important to remember how desperate those times were, when a formidable and evil enemy was almost at the Kremlin gates. Machine guns on German tanks were too high to reach the low-running 'suicide' dogs, and thanks to cover from Soviet infantry the Germans couldn't easily emerge from their tanks and shoot the dogs with rifles. German tank units often stopped their attack if they saw tank destroyer battalions with dogs on the battlefield. The only effective method to prevent such an attack was to use flamethrowers. Often, when German forces went on the offensive, they shot all dogs along the way. Even Luftwaffe planes opened fire on them. The Soviet Union didn’t start using anti-tank dogs in response to the Nazi invasion of 1941. In fact, they began training such dogs in the 1930s, well before the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War. The anti-tank dogs were trained to crawl under enemy tanks while carrying explosives on their bodies (12 kg of TNT). A long lever set off an explosion upon contact with the target. The dogs were instructed how to climb under tanks. They were starved for several days, and pieces of meat were placed under practice tanks to fool the dogs into thinking that food could be found under all tanks. They were also taught not to fear heavy artillery, and were trained to crawl under the back of a tank to avoid fire from enemy machine guns. The first anti-tank dogs were introduced into the Red Army in 1939, and two years later the dogs were put to the test in battle. Anti-tank dogs from the 1st special battalion (212 dogs and 199 trainers) were first deployed in battle near Moscow. The dogs' first major attack was a complete disaster because there was no cover from Soviet infantry. As a result, the Germans easily shot the dogs. In addition, the trainers had made a serious tactical error by training the dogs with Soviet tanks, which ran on diesel. The animals were accustomed to the smell of diesel, but German tanks used gasoline. Thus, the dogs were completely confused on the battlefield. Those soldiers who weren't killed, surrendered with their dogs. During interrogations, the captive trainers revealed Soviet methods used to train anti-tank dogs. Even though the 1st special battalion was wiped out, the Soviet Union continued to use dogs against the Germans. Tactics were changed and dog training resumed. By the end of 1941, over 1,000 dogs were fighting on the front and the next year the number exceeded 2,000. On July 21, 1942, suicide dogs helped determine the outcome of a major battle near Taganrog on the Sea of Azov. When 40 enemy tanks smashed through a battery of anti-tank guns and compromised the position of the naval infantry brigade, the 4th company of anti-tank dogs was the only thing that stood between the command post and the Nazis. Simultaneously, 56 dogs launched an attack and destroyed many enemy tanks. Not only did those dogs stop the offensive, but they also forced the Germans to flee the battlefield. During the Siege of Leningrad, a group of dogs blew up enemy tanks and fortifications. They had slyly made their way around barbed wire, identified the enemy’s location and ran towards the entrance of the bunkers where they had detected human presence. They managed to blow up several bunkers, as well as an ammunition depot. #archaeohistories
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Archaeo - Histories

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We knew we allied with evil and still are. Dr. William Luther Pierce speech "The Jewish Role in the Second World War" "And it's not as if we didn't know how our gallant Soviet ally would behave before we began our effort to destroy Hitler and his forces. Our government knew what the communists had done in Ukraine. Our government knew about the mass arrests and executions in the Soviet Union, and before we crossed the English Channel to invade Europe, we knew about the mass executions of Polish officers by the Reds at Katyn and elsewhere, and yet we allied ourselves with the mass murderers. We helped the mass murderers and mass rapists murder and rape millions of more Europeans, and so the claim that we were going to war to fight evil is simply a lie. The Second World War was not a good war, it wasn't a moral war, it was the most atrocious war of modern times. And we were on the side of those committing nearly all of the atrocities during that war. We were deliberately on the side of evil. And there is just one reason that we fought on the side of evil. It was because that was the Jewish side. In the years before the war, Hitler wasn't rounding up people by the thousands and shooting them the way the communists were, Hitler wasn't shooting anybody. His SS troops weren't raping or terrorizing anyone either. Hitler was doing one thing, which resulted in a huge lying hate propaganda effort against him from Hollywood. That one thing was Hitler's campaign to break the grip of the Jews on Germany. In Germany, Hitler took the news and entertainment media away from the Jews. He kicked them out of the legal profession, which they had monopolized. He kicked them out of the teaching profession where they had been pumping their ideas into the heads of German children. And Hitler did all of this peacefully, non-violently. He didn't round up Jews and shoot them. He simply made it illegal for them to own German newspapers and German radio stations. He made it illegal for them to practice law or to teach in German schools. And so, the Jews were leaving Germany between 1933 and 1939, two thirds of the Jews in Germany immigrated. At the same time, the Jewish commissars in the Soviet Union were butchering millions of people but the hate propaganda coming out of Hollywood was entirely anti-German, not anti-Soviet. The Jews' only concern was the welfare of their fellow Jews. They didn't care how many Russians or Ukrainians were murdered, but they screeched at the top of their lungs when Hitler took the German media away from them. And they lied to the American people about what was happening in Europe. They lied in order to make us hate the Germans the way they did. When a Jew assassinated a German diplomat in Paris in 1938, and the German people reacted by smashing up Jewish department stores and synagogues in several German cities, the Jewish news media in the United States reported the incident as if Jews were being massacred wholesale in Germany. That was the famous Crystal Night... The picture of Germany painted by Jewish hate propaganda in the United States during the years preceding the Second World War was a complete distortion of reality. Americans were told that Germans lived in constant fear of the Gestapo and the SS, that Hitler was a madman who terrorized the German people... Americans were told that Germany was a land of concentration camps and barbed wire and police dogs. Our invasion of Germany was to be a liberation of the German people from the tyrannical rule of Hitler and the SS... The American and Soviet invaders were to be the liberators. And so, the image of Germany most Americans had was the Jewish image of a land of terror and fear and brutality and repression... which needed to be liberated, and which was a deadly menace to America. The hate propagandists of Hollywood lied us into the most murderous and destructive war of all time solely because they hated the Germans and they wanted us to destroy the Germans for them. And they have maintained their pre-war lies even to this day... Most Americans still believe that their fathers or grandfathers liberated Germany and saved the world. They still believe that the Second World War was a necessary war and a good war. And the reason they believe it is that they have seen hundreds of Hollywood films and television shows which have repeated these same lies... We're still hearing the same lies in films like Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan... The fact is that Hollywood's lies about Germany led to millions of white Americans and Europeans being slaughtered solely for the sake of punishing the Germans for throwing the Jews out of Germany."
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We knew we allied with evil and still are. Dr. William Luther Pierce speech "The Jewish Role in the Second World War" "And it's not as if we didn't know how our gallant Soviet ally would behave before we began our effort to destroy Hitler and his forces. Our government knew what the communists had done in Ukraine. Our government knew about the mass arrests and executions in the Soviet Union, and before we crossed the English Channel to invade Europe, we knew about the mass executions of Polish officers by the Reds at Katyn and elsewhere, and yet we allied ourselves with the mass murderers. We helped the mass murderers and mass rapists murder and rape millions of more Europeans, and so the claim that we were going to war to fight evil is simply a lie. The Second World War was not a good war, it wasn't a moral war, it was the most atrocious war of modern times. And we were on the side of those committing nearly all of the atrocities during that war. We were deliberately on the side of evil. And there is just one reason that we fought on the side of evil. It was because that was the Jewish side. In the years before the war, Hitler wasn't rounding up people by the thousands and shooting them the way the communists were, Hitler wasn't shooting anybody. His SS troops weren't raping or terrorizing anyone either. Hitler was doing one thing, which resulted in a huge lying hate propaganda effort against him from Hollywood. That one thing was Hitler's campaign to break the grip of the Jews on Germany. In Germany, Hitler took the news and entertainment media away from the Jews. He kicked them out of the legal profession, which they had monopolized. He kicked them out of the teaching profession where they had been pumping their ideas into the heads of German children. And Hitler did all of this peacefully, non-violently. He didn't round up Jews and shoot them. He simply made it illegal for them to own German newspapers and German radio stations. He made it illegal for them to practice law or to teach in German schools. And so, the Jews were leaving Germany between 1933 and 1939, two thirds of the Jews in Germany immigrated. At the same time, the Jewish commissars in the Soviet Union were butchering millions of people but the hate propaganda coming out of Hollywood was entirely anti-German, not anti-Soviet. The Jews' only concern was the welfare of their fellow Jews. They didn't care how many Russians or Ukrainians were murdered, but they screeched at the top of their lungs when Hitler took the German media away from them. And they lied to the American people about what was happening in Europe. They lied in order to make us hate the Germans the way they did. When a Jew assassinated a German diplomat in Paris in 1938, and the German people reacted by smashing up Jewish department stores and synagogues in several German cities, the Jewish news media in the United States reported the incident as if Jews were being massacred wholesale in Germany. That was the famous Crystal Night... The picture of Germany painted by Jewish hate propaganda in the United States during the years preceding the Second World War was a complete distortion of reality. Americans were told that Germans lived in constant fear of the Gestapo and the SS, that Hitler was a madman who terrorized the German people... Americans were told that Germany was a land of concentration camps and barbed wire and police dogs. Our invasion of Germany was to be a liberation of the German people from the tyrannical rule of Hitler and the SS... The American and Soviet invaders were to be the liberators. And so, the image of Germany most Americans had was the Jewish image of a land of terror and fear and brutality and repression... which needed to be liberated, and which was a deadly menace to America. The hate propagandists of Hollywood lied us into the most murderous and destructive war of all time solely because they hated the Germans and they wanted us to destroy the Germans for them. And they have maintained their pre-war lies even to this day... Most Americans still believe that their fathers or grandfathers liberated Germany and saved the world. They still believe that the Second World War was a necessary war and a good war. And the reason they believe it is that they have seen hundreds of Hollywood films and television shows which have repeated these same lies... We're still hearing the same lies in films like Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan... The fact is that Hollywood's lies about Germany led to millions of white Americans and Europeans being slaughtered solely for the sake of punishing the Germans for throwing the Jews out of Germany."

Mofobian

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• The “Parade of the Vanquished” that is also known as “The Defeat Parade” was a cruel march of German prisoners of war on July 17 1944 in Moscow. The parade was a result of the ongoing Operation Bagration on the Eastern Front, during World War II. • Approximately 57,000 captured troops were chosen, organized and paraded through Moscow. These men were among the most healthy to make the march as close to half of the total losses for Germany during the operation came from 160,000 troops dying on the march to Soviet prison camps. The parade was heartlessly used by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin to demonstrate the success of the operation • Out of the 100,000 German prisoners taken at Stalingrad, half had died on the march to Siberian prison camps, and nearly as many died in captivity; only about 6,000 survived and returned home. • The real tragedy of WWII was the treatment of Germans, both citizens and military personnel. More Germans were killed after the war than during…
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• The “Parade of the Vanquished” that is also known as “The Defeat Parade” was a cruel march of German prisoners of war on July 17 1944 in Moscow. The parade was a result of the ongoing Operation Bagration on the Eastern Front, during World War II. • Approximately 57,000 captured troops were chosen, organized and paraded through Moscow. These men were among the most healthy to make the march as close to half of the total losses for Germany during the operation came from 160,000 troops dying on the march to Soviet prison camps. The parade was heartlessly used by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin to demonstrate the success of the operation • Out of the 100,000 German prisoners taken at Stalingrad, half had died on the march to Siberian prison camps, and nearly as many died in captivity; only about 6,000 survived and returned home. • The real tragedy of WWII was the treatment of Germans, both citizens and military personnel. More Germans were killed after the war than during…

Truth Troll Official™️

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On 16 December, 1944 the German counter offensive, which would become known as The Battle of the Bulge, began. - In the early morning hours before dawn, 30 German divisions attacked the Allied lines in the Ardennes. This created a deep bulge in the defensive lines as the Germans intended to split the Allied forces in two, giving way to the name, Battle of the Bulge. - The battle proved to be the costliest ever fought by the U.S. Army, which suffered over 100,000 casualties. - Freezing rain, thick fog, deep snow drifts and record-breaking low temperatures brutalized the American troops. More than 15,000 cold related injuries were reported. - “I was from Buffalo, I thought I knew cold,” baseball Hall of Famer and WWII veteran Warren Spahn said in The Love of Baseball. “But I didn’t really know cold until the Battle of the Bulge.”
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On 16 December, 1944 the German counter offensive, which would become known as The Battle of the Bulge, began. - In the early morning hours before dawn, 30 German divisions attacked the Allied lines in the Ardennes. This created a deep bulge in the defensive lines as the Germans intended to split the Allied forces in two, giving way to the name, Battle of the Bulge. - The battle proved to be the costliest ever fought by the U.S. Army, which suffered over 100,000 casualties. - Freezing rain, thick fog, deep snow drifts and record-breaking low temperatures brutalized the American troops. More than 15,000 cold related injuries were reported. - “I was from Buffalo, I thought I knew cold,” baseball Hall of Famer and WWII veteran Warren Spahn said in The Love of Baseball. “But I didn’t really know cold until the Battle of the Bulge.”

Goons Up

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Why did Germany invade Poland in September 1939? A: “Lebensraum” as jewish Hollywood proclaims Or B: to stop jewish Bolsheviks torturing, raping and mass murdering the German minority? ANSWER: - Look no further: Forbidden history fact of the day: Germany invaded Danzig, Poland in 1939 because they were intentionally forced to do so, in order to save the ethnic Germans still living there from being slaughtered by the Bolsheviks (✡️) in the most horrific ways imaginable. (Raping German women then chopping their breasts off, nailing children to barn doors, all the classics from the Bolshevik Revolution/Holodomor) Between August 10, 1939 and September 6, 1939, the Bolsheviks killed 56,000 German Nationals in the Danzig corridor. Hitler had already done "the right thing" by protesting in writing to the League of Nations (literally dozens of times), to no avail. He and the Germans were left with no choice but to go in and stop the massacres and persecutions on Danzig's ethnic Germans themselves. TLDR: After WW1 and the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was split into two with Poland in between. Atrocities were happening in that small German area, so after numerous attempts to find a political solution, the National Socialists said "Fuck it" and went in to save their people with force.
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Why did Germany invade Poland in September 1939? A: “Lebensraum” as jewish Hollywood proclaims Or B: to stop jewish Bolsheviks torturing, raping and mass murdering the German minority? ANSWER: - Look no further: Forbidden history fact of the day: Germany invaded Danzig, Poland in 1939 because they were intentionally forced to do so, in order to save the ethnic Germans still living there from being slaughtered by the Bolsheviks (✡️) in the most horrific ways imaginable. (Raping German women then chopping their breasts off, nailing children to barn doors, all the classics from the Bolshevik Revolution/Holodomor) Between August 10, 1939 and September 6, 1939, the Bolsheviks killed 56,000 German Nationals in the Danzig corridor. Hitler had already done "the right thing" by protesting in writing to the League of Nations (literally dozens of times), to no avail. He and the Germans were left with no choice but to go in and stop the massacres and persecutions on Danzig's ethnic Germans themselves. TLDR: After WW1 and the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was split into two with Poland in between. Atrocities were happening in that small German area, so after numerous attempts to find a political solution, the National Socialists said "Fuck it" and went in to save their people with force.

💯 Philtre

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When the Germans and Finns were bombing and starving Leningrad, they expected a long, hopeless scream from a dying city. Instead, they heard Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 7. By August 1942 the siege had lasted nearly a year. Musicians of the Leningrad Radio Orchestra had already died of starvation. When rehearsals resumed in March, only 15 emaciated players were strong enough to hold their instruments. Conductor Karl Eliasberg was so weak he had to be carried to early rehearsals. Yet on 9 August the orchestra performed the Leningrad Symphony in a packed Philharmonic Hall. Loudspeakers carried the music across the starving city - and straight to the German lines. Flutist Galina Lelyukhina later recalled: “The Germans went insane. They thought the city was dead!” After the war two German soldiers told Eliasberg that hearing the concert convinced them they would lose: “We felt your will, which could overcome hunger, fear and even death.” Watch the story of that concert. This is what resilience sounded like under the blockade.
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When the Germans and Finns were bombing and starving Leningrad, they expected a long, hopeless scream from a dying city. Instead, they heard Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 7. By August 1942 the siege had lasted nearly a year. Musicians of the Leningrad Radio Orchestra had already died of starvation. When rehearsals resumed in March, only 15 emaciated players were strong enough to hold their instruments. Conductor Karl Eliasberg was so weak he had to be carried to early rehearsals. Yet on 9 August the orchestra performed the Leningrad Symphony in a packed Philharmonic Hall. Loudspeakers carried the music across the starving city - and straight to the German lines. Flutist Galina Lelyukhina later recalled: “The Germans went insane. They thought the city was dead!” After the war two German soldiers told Eliasberg that hearing the concert convinced them they would lose: “We felt your will, which could overcome hunger, fear and even death.” Watch the story of that concert. This is what resilience sounded like under the blockade.

Rina Lu🇷🇺

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British WW2 Veteran speaks about the Mass slaughter of Germans 🇩🇪 25,000 Germans including thousands of innocent women & children were mass murdered in the bombing of Dresden in February 1945. The "Final Solution" of extermination was not proposed by a German Nazi but rather an American Jew named Theodore Kaufman. Kaufman published this book in 1941 detailing his evil ambition to genocide the Germans and make them extinct. What the Allies did to the Germans made the Nazi’s look like Angels. Hitler respected the British as a Germanic people, admired their empire, and viewed them as a potential ally against the Bolsheviks/ Soviet Union. Hitler made several attempts to secure a peace deal with Winston Churchill's government. Churchill's cabinet was divided, with some members suggesting negotiation. However, Churchill firmly refused. Churchill was heavily funded by the Jews for years prior & during his rise to power, Churchill did their bidding. 8 MILLION+ Germans were slaughtered in the war as were many of our own people. 500,000 THOUSAND Germans were killed from Allied air raids alone. Many were children. At the start of the war, both Allied and German governments declared they would not intentionally bomb cities or civilians. Hitler didn’t start indiscriminate bombings, Churchill did.
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British WW2 Veteran speaks about the Mass slaughter of Germans 🇩🇪 25,000 Germans including thousands of innocent women & children were mass murdered in the bombing of Dresden in February 1945. The "Final Solution" of extermination was not proposed by a German Nazi but rather an American Jew named Theodore Kaufman. Kaufman published this book in 1941 detailing his evil ambition to genocide the Germans and make them extinct. What the Allies did to the Germans made the Nazi’s look like Angels. Hitler respected the British as a Germanic people, admired their empire, and viewed them as a potential ally against the Bolsheviks/ Soviet Union. Hitler made several attempts to secure a peace deal with Winston Churchill's government. Churchill's cabinet was divided, with some members suggesting negotiation. However, Churchill firmly refused. Churchill was heavily funded by the Jews for years prior & during his rise to power, Churchill did their bidding. 8 MILLION+ Germans were slaughtered in the war as were many of our own people. 500,000 THOUSAND Germans were killed from Allied air raids alone. Many were children. At the start of the war, both Allied and German governments declared they would not intentionally bomb cities or civilians. Hitler didn’t start indiscriminate bombings, Churchill did.

Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏

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On June 6, 1944, Tom Rice parachuted into Normandy as a young soldier with the 101st Airborne Division, joining thousands of Allied paratroopers in one of history’s most pivotal military operations. Seventy-five years later, on June 5, 2019, Rice returned to the skies above Normandy. At 97 years old, he made another jump, landing near the same drop zone where he entered occupied France as a 22-year-old paratrooper on D-Day. His remarkable return was more than a tribute to those who served—it was a living connection to history and a powerful reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and determination of the Greatest Generation. May we never forget the men who answered the call on D-Day and helped secure the freedoms we enjoy today.
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On June 6, 1944, Tom Rice parachuted into Normandy as a young soldier with the 101st Airborne Division, joining thousands of Allied paratroopers in one of history’s most pivotal military operations. Seventy-five years later, on June 5, 2019, Rice returned to the skies above Normandy. At 97 years old, he made another jump, landing near the same drop zone where he entered occupied France as a 22-year-old paratrooper on D-Day. His remarkable return was more than a tribute to those who served—it was a living connection to history and a powerful reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and determination of the Greatest Generation. May we never forget the men who answered the call on D-Day and helped secure the freedoms we enjoy today.

American Veterans Center

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