Unconvincingly argues Op Market Garden wasn't a disaster
Arnhem 1944 is a documentary about the joint British-American Operation Market Garden. That involved American and British paratroopers landing behind German enemy lines in Holland while an armored column tried to connect with all of them to seize a series of bridges in an attempt to sweep into northern Germany. The movie is a bit of a disappointment especially at the end where it tries to say that the operation wasn’t as bad as it has been portrayed before.<br /><br />The movie starts with Allied strategy in Western Europe and the debate over whether to continue with a broad front into Germany or go with General Bernard Montgomery’s suggestion to make a thrust into the north to go around most of Germany’s defenses. Things then shift to the actual operation with the American 82nd and 1012st Aiborne Division and the British 1st Airborne Division dropping into Holland with the British 30th Corpse moved up on a narrow front to relieve each of those units. This is conveyed through interviewing several authors and historians, some useful maps and lots of documentary footage. This provided a general retelling of the campaign.<br /><br />Where the film fell short was in the conclusion. Here the experts interviewed talk about how Operation Market Garden was actually a success. One said that it stretched Germany forces. Another said it contributed to the war of attrition. Another said it wasn’t an airborne disaster. This was in response to the conventional wisdom that Operation Market Garden was badly planned and led to a disaster with the 1st British Airborne Division being destroyed in Arnhem. The arguments are unconvincing in the end. The Allies did not capture the last bridge at Arnhem. They did not sweep into northern Germany. They went back to the broad front strategy. The British airborne suffered tremendous losses.<br />C
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