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Battle Of The Bulge and Liberation Of Berlin By: Will Reilly Block 1

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Battle Of The Bulge and Liberation Of Berlin

By: Will Reilly

Block 1

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Overview

Battle Of The Bulge was a counter attack. Influenced by bitter fighting along Holland schelde Estary.

Race to Berlin.

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Liberation of Berlin

In April 1945 the Soviet Army took Berlin, just a few months later in 1945 British and American troops took possessions of their countries’ sectors.

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Who, What

Who: Allied armies, racing north and east to word Germany from invasion beachhead in Normandy.

What: It was a counter attack.

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Pictures

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/

wwtwo/images/dday_gal_tank.jpg

http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/the-battle-of-the-bulge-timeline-2.jpg

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When, Where

When did this happen? The war was on October 1944.

Where: Normandy, France

http://www.defense.gov/home/features/2009/1209_bulge/images/map_big.jpg

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Pictures

http://www.russian-victories.ru/souvenir_photo_from_berlin_1945.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_YYMeAu4i7gA/SvvBkZK83NI/AAAAAAAAGng/3sWunUl3jNw/s400/brandenburg-gate-berlin-falls-second-world-war-ww12-incredible-images-pictures-photos-russians-soviet-1945-005.jpg

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Why

Why: Race to Berlin. During the final months of WWII Two Soviet Marshals to be the first to enter Berlin.

Hitler believed the alliance between France, Britain, And America in the western sector would not be strong enough that a major attack would break the alliance apart.

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Significance

The Significance of this war is that the Allied troops defeated the Germans, the Germans lost 120,000 soldiers in deaths, and another 120,000 captured or prisoners to the allies.

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Other

Massive Attack against primarily American forces.

Plan: Hitler planned to launch a massive attack using three armies on the allies which wound, and in his own mind destabilize their accord.

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Sixth Panzer Army

The sixth Panzer army led the attack to capture Antwerp. Attack is usually known as the Ardennes offensive but because initial attack by Germans created the bulge.

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Quiz

Who was the attack against.

What was The Battle of the Bulge.

What did Hitler think would happen if the defeated the allies.

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Lapansy-Werner, Emma J., Peter Levy, Randy Roberts and Alan Taylor. United States History: Reconstruction to the President Boston: Prentice Hall, 2008. Print

Simons Gerald The Battle Of The Bulge. Chicago Time Incorporated, 2004 Joncey, . "What country liberated Berlin after World War 2?." WikiAnswers.

2010, 2010. Web. 30 Mar 2010. <http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_country_liberated_Berlin_after_World_War_2>.