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Operation Market Garden took place from September 17th to the 25th of 1944.

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Operation Market Garden included a variety of Allied Forces in an attempt to get a foothold in Northern Germany. These Allies included the United Kingdom, the United States, Poland, Canada, and the Netherlands.

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Operation Market Garden took place in the Eindhoven-Nijmegen-Arnhem Corridor in the Netherlands.

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The purpose of Operation Market Garden, brain child of Field Marshal Sir Bernard Law Montgomery, was to get a foothold in Northern Germany. This foothold would allow for Allied forces to plan a full-scale invasion into the Rhine, or German territory.

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What cooperation between Allied nations was seen during Operation Market Garden?
Operation Market Garden was approved by both Winston Churchill and Franklin Delano Roosevelt as an appropriate plan to attempt a German invasion. While leaders from several Allied Nations approved the Operation, there were also troops from several nations taking part, such as the US, UK, Poland, Canada, and the Netherlands.
What impact did Operation Market Garden have on World War II?
While Operation Market Garden did end as an Allied failure, it allowed for a partial retrieval of Dutch land from the Nazis, as well as an estimated 8,000 German casualties. The price of the operation, however, was 17,000 Allied lives. This failed mission could have begun an invasion of the Rhine, but instead cost the Allies great numbers.

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Here are Allied paratroopers landing into the Eindhoven-Nijmegen-Arnhem Corridor during Operation Market Garden.

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While Operation Market Garden did liberate the Dutch cities of Eindhoven and Nijmegen, it failed to take the advantage point the Allies were hoping for in order to plan a German invasion. Ultimately, the Operation is recorded in history as a failure.