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Hitler's generals severely underestimated the First Canadian Army. When Canadian forces launched their assault against fortified Wehrmacht positions in the final days of World War II, German commanders assured Hitler they could hold for at least two weeks. The Führer ordered them to stop the Canadian advance at all costs. What happened next shocked the German High Command—Canadian troops broke through in a devastating 48-hour blitz, overwhelming multiple defensive lines and forcing the surrender of 22,000 German soldiers who had nowhere left to run.​

This video reveals the forgotten story of Canadian military prowess during WWII's final chapter, when methodical planning and ruthless execution proved more powerful than Nazi arrogance. Discover how the Canadians achieved what seemed impossible, and why this operation remains one of the war's most decisive yet underrated victories.