US Army soldiers advance through a snowy Belgian landscape, cover of US Army weekly newspaper, "Yank", dated 7 January, 1945.  On the same day, Hitler accepted the failure of the operation, and ordered all assault units to return to their starting lines.  However, it took two to three weeks of continuous (if less intense) fighting before all German units (who were capable of doing so) secured this objective.  Best regards, JR.

Squeezing the Bulge.

The final scene of Walt Disney's "Education for Death".  The products of Nazi education march into the cemetery, stahlhelms on crosses.  Overall, grim - but worth a view.  Best regards, JR.

"Education for Death" - where it leads ...

Anti-Nazi cartoon from Dr Seuss, attacking the isolationist "America First" movement in the US prewar.  The cartoonist was stoutly anti-Nazi from way back, and Nazi indifference (to say the least) to the fate of people outside the "Order" was a significant target.  Best regards, JR.