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First Week of the Bulge: Joachim Peiper’s Blitz For the Meuse

By Josh Quackenbush

During the Battle of the Bulge, the largest battle America has ever fought, Hitler chose the Sixth Panzer Army for the German juggernaut’s most important role. Read more

The museum at La Gleize, Belgium is considered among the best museums dedicated to the Battle of the Bulge.

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La Gleize Battle of the Bulge Museum

By Michel De Trez

There is no shortage of museums in the Belgian Ardennes to record the region’s dark winter of World War II. Read more

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Bastogne, Belgium: Christmas in the Embattled Forest

By Michael D. Hull

Shivering and stamping their feet in the snow, three American soldiers warmed their hands over a small fire at an observation post. Read more

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Daredevil Tankers Turn the Tide at the Bulge

By Patrick J. Chaisson

“Peiper must be stopped!”

Lieutenant General Courtney M. Hodges, commanding the U.S. First Army, looked up from his maps and saw chaos everywhere. Read more

SS Lt. Col. Jochen Peiper led his surrounded and depleted Kampfgruppe back to German lines during the Battle of the Bulge.

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Joachim Peiper’s Escape from the Battle Of the Bulge

By Major General Michael Reynolds

By December 24, 1944, the commander of the Sixth Panzer Army’s strongest battlegroup, SS Obersturmbannführer (Lieutenant Colonel) Jochen Peiper, was facing the ultimate military nightmare. Read more

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