Battle of the Grebbeberg
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The <entity_1> (Dutch: Slag om de <entity_4>) was a major engagement during the <entity_0>, which was a part of the <entity_2> Operation Fall Gelb in 1940. The government did not want to interrupt tourism as the local economy of <entity_6> was dependent on revenues from the Ouwehands Dierenpark, a zoo located on a hill near <entity_6>, the <entity_4>. The government estimated that the Line would be completed in November 1940 and in <entity_5> the bomb-proof pumping station at the <entity_4>—which was necessary for the control of local flooding—had not been completed. At 03:55 local time on 10 <entity_5>, the German Army Group B invaded the <entity_3>. On the morning of <entity_5>, Von Tiedemann had lost all contact with Wäckerle and the situation on the <entity_4> was very confusing to him. Thirty bombs were dropped on the German artillery positions in front of the <entity_4>, and the bombers—together with the fighters—continued to strafe the Germans along the <entity_6>-Wageningen road until they ran out of ammunition.
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