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After the Allied landing in Normandy in World War II, the Allies made progress

pushing back the Germans. However, by September of 1944, things had slowed down.

One Allied commander devised a plan that he thought would end the war in one fell swoop.

The plan was bold, audacious,

and highly risky, and in the end, it was ultimately a failure. Learn more about Operation Market

Garden and the attempt to quickly bring an end to the war on this episode of Everything Everywhere

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Operation Market Garden was one of the biggest allied operations of the Second World War.

To understand the impetus behind it and to understand why it ultimately failed, we have to

understand the circumstances

that the Allies found themselves in in September of 1944.

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