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I've read about U-Boats landing on shores of Labrador but not much information. What were they doing there? Were there operations and plans at Newfoundland too?

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It would've been extremely stupid of the british to sign a peace treaty between march 1941 and march 1943, since the danger of a german invasion was virtually gone after BoB. Supplies were arriving from the US in a steady flow thanks to the lend-lease deal, and the luftwaffe would soon have other th...

When U.S Forces were liberating the camps, were the SS Guards, soldiers and officers there fighting against them? Did some retreat? And drove away with their militart trucks and cars.

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If your interested looking into WWII Europe operation and battle maps or want to look at them. This is the website: http://www.dean.usma.edu/history/web03/ ... 0index.htm

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Here is a beatifull video of the Wehrmacht during Operation Berberossa.
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The US 1st Army.

I've seen in a WWII history film and one of the footages shows that Russian troops were standing or lying on the roof of the plane and grabbed the planes upper/right/left side of the plane with their hands so they won't fall, and then when it was time for them to jump, they did.

I've seen in the book: Allied victory D-day to V-E day. And seen that the 1st US Army did one good job at Europe. And many germans suffured during the battle for normandy by the US 1st Army and they crushed throuh many german lines. I've tried searching pictures of soldiers of the US 1st Army at goo...

3rd SS division totenkopf.