Histoire militaire. Arnhem, septembre 1944 : conséquence de l’indécision stratégique alliée
The airborne operation in September 1944 aimed at taking Arnhem was mainly planned by Montgomery, who imposed his views on Eisenhower. That it was a tactical failure stemmed from the difficulties of the Anglo-American allies in defining any coherent strategy after the Battle of Normandy. It is a rec...
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| Achoimre: | The airborne operation in September 1944 aimed at taking Arnhem was mainly planned by Montgomery, who imposed his views on Eisenhower. That it was a tactical failure stemmed from the difficulties of the Anglo-American allies in defining any coherent strategy after the Battle of Normandy. It is a recurring problem in large coalitions when matters of command enter the equation. |
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