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The sky tears open.
Thousands of white parachutes bloom against the grey Dutch cloud, drifting slowly, almost peacefully, toward the farmland below. SS-Obergruppenführer Wilhelm Bittrich stands at the window of his temporary headquarters, watching. He has fought the Soviets at Kursk. He has seen the carnage of the Eastern Front. He has commanded hardened Waffen-SS Panzer divisions through the worst fighting of the entire war.
Nothing has prepared him for what is about to happen.
Over the next nine days, a force of lightly armed British paratroopers — outnumbered, outgunned, cut off from reinforcement — will fight his battle-hardened SS Panzer divisions to a standstill in the streets and houses of Arnhem. They will fight through ceilings and staircases. They will hold positions until their ammunition is gone, and then they will fix bayonets.

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This video is a dramatized historical narrative created for educational and entertainment purposes.
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