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IN REGARDS TO THE WESTERN FRONT - IN A THICKLY WOODED ARDENNES REGION OF Belgium AND NORTHERN France. HOWEVER THE LAST MAJOR GERMAN OFFENSIVE OF THE WAR WAS OPERATION Frühlingserwachen IN Hungary, AROUND LAKE BALATON.

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The Battle of the Bulge, officially known as the Ardennes Offensive to the US Army and Operation The Guard on the Rhine to the Germans took place Dec 1944 to Jan 45. The fanciful idea of retaking Antwerp was not really achievable, though it came as a shock to the Allies who, by and large, thought the Germans incapable of an offensive. 'Nuts'says it all, really. (& if you don't know what that refers to look for Bastogne....)

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The last big German counter-offensive was the Battle of the Bulge in which the Germans launched an attack on the allies in the Ardennes.

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The last major counteroffensive of the war was the attack by the Germans into the Ardennes (battle of the bulge).
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The Ardennes offensive of winter '44/'45, better known in the USA as the Battle of the Bulge.

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Battle of the Bulge

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