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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1969

Page

16

The Battle of the Bulge remembered in grim detail

New York essay recalls the Ardennes clash beginning December 16 1944 and Eisenhower’s Western Front fight to halt a German gamble. It outlines Hitler’s aim to split Allied forces, seize Antwerp, and perhaps delay atomic progress, while noting postwar reflections on fate and the war’s turning points.

New York Nea Belgian Ardennes Europe Bulge Dwight D. Eisenhower Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Ardennes Meuse Namur Leige Antwerp Eisenhower Wehrmacht Hitler London Moscow Hiroshima Nagasaki Asia High Command Douglas MacArthur

Germans Push Through Ardennes In Major Battle

German forces led by First Army strike toward the Ruhr region and push into Belgium's Ardennes. On the 16th Gerd von Rundstedt urges a decisive gamble as German armor breaks American lines between Monschau and Diekirch. The 106th Infantry Division suffers heavy losses while First Army stabilizes at St Vith and German forces shift eastward. Eisenhower orders continued pressure as the Bulge unfolds.

Ruhr First Army Germany Gerd von Rundstedt Fuehrer Monschau Diekirch Ardennes 106Th St. Vith Eisenhower Bulge

Massacre echoes from Malmedy in World War II lore

The account recalls the Malmedy massacre near Malmedy Belgium where Jochen Peiper led German armored troops in 1944. About 150 American artillerymen were killed in a mass execution and surrounding Belgian civilians suffered. trial outcomes varied with 73 defendants sentenced and Peiper later freed on probation after a mistrial.

Malmedy U.S Belgium Malmeny Jochen Peiper Peiper Dachau

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