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The wall the Allies knew better than Germany did
After the war, Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt gave Allied interrogators a blunt assessment of the Atlantic Wall. He called it a “mere bluff” and said the enemy probably knew more about it than the ...
The Atlantic Wall was Hitler’s attempt to seal off Europe from Allied invasion, but it turned into one of the most expensive strategic failures in WWII. Stretching thousands of miles, it cost a ...
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