Which military liberated Bergen Belsen?
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Actually, the Germans surrendered the camp to the British. Since it was the first of the camps to be liberated, it was quickly the focus of allied reporters, photographers, news cameras, visiting allied bigwigs. It helped that the Germans and the British agreed that there would be no fighting in the area, and some bridges were not destroyed by the Germans.
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http://www.theenolagay.com/event.html\n\nThis Bomber ended the war, so its the best.
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Congratulations to the Democrats. Yes, capturing Bin Laden is around the corner because both American and NATO troops have been relentlessly following him.
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http://www.euronet.nl/users/wilfried/ww2/ww2.htm
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Do you mean Paratrooper.....or aka The Red Beret?\n\nAlan Ladd is the focus of this story based on the wartime raid on the German radar station at Bruneval. The raid was a combined services operation and the 2nd Battalion of the 1st Parachute Brigade was led by Major 'John Frost' (Major Snow). An RAF radar expert, Flight Sergeant C.W.H. Cox (Sergeant Box) accompanied the raiders to tell them what to take back to England.
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by US military............
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The summer Olympic games, during which Arab terrorists belonging to the PLO faction called Black September snuck into the athletes village, captured nine Israeli hostages and after their demands for the freedom of 200 Arab prisoners and safe passage out of Germany were not met, they accepted a deal to take helicopters to the airport at a NATO airbase, where they and the hostages would be flown to Cairo.\n\nAfter the helicopters landed at the air base around 10:30 p.m., German sharpshooters attempted to kill the terrorists and a bloody firefight ensued. At 11, the media was mistakenly informed that the hostages had been saved and the news was announced to a relieved Israeli public. Almost an hour later, however, new fighting broke out and one of the helicopters holding the Israelis was blown up by a terrorist grenade. The remaining hostages in the second helicopter were shot to death by one of the surviving terrorists.\n\nAt 3 a.m., a drawn and teary-eyed Jim McKay, who had been reporting the drama throughout the day as part of ABC's Olympic coverage, announced: "They're all gone."\n\nFive of the terrorists were killed along with one policeman, and three were captured. A little over a month later, on Oct. 29, a Lufthansa jet was hijacked by terrorists demanding that the Munich killers be released.\n\nThe Germans capitulated and the terrorists were let go, but an Israeli assassination squad was assigned to track them down along with those responsible for planning the massacre. According to George Jonas in Vengeance: The True Story of an Israeli Counter-Terrorist Team, eight of the 11 men targeted for death were killed. Of the remaining three, one died of natural causes and the other two were assassinated, but it is not known for sure if they were killed by Israeli agents.
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There were 2 large military hospitals, with full surgical staff. One at Tonsanute and one at Cam Rhan Bay. I should think that either of them would have handled the initial treatment, with evacuation probably being to one the hospitals in Japan.
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This is from memory so it's probably not complete, sorry.\nEngland, Spain, Barbary Coast States, Germany, Austria Hungary, Italy, Japan, North Viet Nam, Iraq.\n\nNorth Korea (US was part of UN forces).
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totally ignore Kails, he has no clue what he is talking about, Italy was knocked out of the war before Germany, then the allies moved in on Germany, Russia from the East and UK etc from the West and met in Berlin where Hitler shot himself before the bunker that the high command were sheltering was captured. and that was the day we celebrate as V.E day (victory in Europe) then in the Pacific it continued for a while until America dropped 2 nuclear bombs on civilian centres and Japan surrendered. the allied soldiers would of known it was over cos their commanding officers would of told them. although there are some rumours that Japanese soldiers remained in Korea till this day fighting on in the mountains cos they did  not know the war was over \nhope that helps
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The plan was to split the forces  by attacking through to Amsterdam. They would grab the biggest port in Europe and then hold out for a negotiated settlement. Hitler probably did not believe he could win but wanted to prolong the war and bloodshed so he could stop the war before the allies got to Germany. His high command did not agree with the plan but he was the boss.
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my great grand father died in op: market garden where they hat to get holland free from german occupation.
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THEY GOT OUT OF IT BE SURRENDERING AND SIGNING AN AGREEMENT. TRIUMPH NO MORE AMERICAN LIVES LOST. , JAPAN WAS WINNING. WE WERE DESPERATE AND USED NUCLEAR BOMBS
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everything you need to know is here...\nhttp://www.battlefields.co.za/history/bushmen/
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I am, I am! But, only if I get the big gun. I'll get moving on making our bunker, you start rounding up supplies. Who are we fighting?
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Despite heavy losses, the allied forces were able to overcome German resistance and establish a foothold in France. This led to the march on Paris and the liberation of Paris and ultimately all of France.  This was a pivotal event and World War II turning point from which the German military forces never fully recovered.  Germany surrendered to the allied forces less than a year later, in May 1945, marking the end of the war in Europe.  So, in a way it can be said that D-Day resulted in the defeat of Germany.
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Wild chicken, I remember it well. It was where we used to do our mortar gunnery trials. Great food, got to meet German soldiers... I didn't appreciate the blizzard during the winter of 75-76 though.