What was the reason for battle of the bulge?

Answer 1

u saw a bulge in ur employees coat pocket and u thought that he was stealing something, and u hit him with ur yardstick. the once little catfight turned into a full blown battle when george washington stuck his wooden teeth in ur face and his axe (yip, the very one he cut down his fathers cherry tree with!) in ur employees face!

Answer 2

Here are some of the reasons I can remember signaled the end of the war once the Allied Forces and the Axis Forces fought the Battle of the Bulge.

1. The German launched a gigantic offensive on January 1, 1945 about halfway through the Battle of the Bulge days. They lost 100,000 men that day and depleted many of their tanks and other fighting equipment.
2. The Allied Forces sustained heavy casualties too but they were able to replace their troops, equipment, supplies and treat their wounded people whereas the Germans were not able to resupply, replace tanks or people.
3. Bad decisions were made by Adolf Hitler who was micromanaging the war and the Nazi Generals were not able to make their own decisions regarding strategy or control the supplies. They had their hands tied during the Battle of the Bulge and the rest of the war.
4. The Allied Forces were able to repel the German Nazis back into their own front and hence the Allied invasion of the Third Reich was able to be commenced.
5. The weather was another factor. See related link from our database below.

Answer 3

The Battle of the Bulge was an engagement in WW II, not a war in itself