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While the soldiers were doing their deadly work, the civilians of West Zeeland-Flanders were literally among the fire du...
The Netherlands
In addition to the landing at Westkapelle, the Allies started the invasion of Walcheren with a landing at Flushing – Ope...
On 22 September 1944, the major part of Nederweert was liberated by scouts from the illustrious 3rd British Infantry Div...
After the Canadians of the South Saskwatchewan Regiment have crossed the Emma Bridge in Groningen on Sunday morning, Apr...
On 28 October 1944, Dorst was liberated by the Polish ‘Dragon’ group. However, during the night the group retreated to t...
During a fight of fire, a Polish tracked vehicle rammed a German tracked vehicle. Both crews held their breath for a mom...
The Polish troops took up positions in and around Driel, including at the predecessor of this post-war farm, the Baarska...
Walcheren was of great strategic importance due to its location at the mouth of the Scheldt Estuary and the strong Atlan...
After the Canadians had crossed the Canal through Zuid-Beveland at Vlake and the Scots were slowly but surely gaining gr...
In the small hamlet of Othene, just east of Terneuzen, the war went almost without incident. Until the day of liberation...
Omaha is the most renowned of the five landing beaches of D-Day, 6 June 1944. On this 6km-long beach the U.S. troops had...
France
In addition to a landing at Westkapelle, the Allies also planned for a landing in Flushing during the invasion of Walche...
Devolved to the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division, Juno Beach stretched from Graye-sur-Mer to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer. On D-Day...
Utah Beach was the codename of D-Day’s westernmost landing beach. Here the U.S. 4th Infantry Division came ashore. The U...
On D-Day, Gold was the code name for the beach where the 50th British Infantry Division was to land. It was located betw...
Pointe du Hoc is a high point between two of the five D-Day landing beaches, Utah and Omaha. It is renowned for the dari...
The Battle of the Sangro River represents the clashes between the British Army's 8th Army and Nazi troops along the Abru...
Italy
Sword was the code-name for the easternmost of the five landing beaches in Normandy. Reinforced by commandos and support...
The first real confrontation between Poles and Germans on Zeeland territory took place at the Bonte Koe (Pied Cow), a ha...
On 13 December 1944, the battle for the woodland between Krinkelt-Rocherath (Belgium) and Wahlerscheid (Germany) began...
Belgium
On September 21st 1944, around 17:55, this was the landing area of the Polish troops. Around 1000 paratroopers were drop...
After the landing of the Polish paratroopers, the German commander quickly sent in troops from the east, who took up pos...
The first objective of the Polish troops was to use the Driel ferry to cross the river and to reach the trapped British ...
The Northern part of the perimeter was situated at the station of Oosterbeek. The troops at the North side of the railwa...
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