Hitler's Last Stand - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Lost Battalion
During the Allied drive to liberate the fortified port of St. Malo, France, Nazi forces cut off and encircle an American battalion in a bold defensive move. Cut off from food, reinforcements, and medical care, the saga of the Lost Battalion begins.
Nazis Strike Back
U.S. forces fight to the death against Hitler's massive surprise offensive to slow the Nazi advance allowing for the legendary defense of Bastogne.
Deadly Defiance
Nazi diehard fanatics fight to the last man to stop Allied forces from freeing Europe, keeping an unrelenting grip on the naval bases, citadels, and fortresses of occupied Europe. In bitter fighting, American forces clash with elite Nazi troops in the Colmar Pocket to complete the liberation of France in January 1945.
Nazi Kill Zone
September 1944. After liberating much of France, Luxembourg and Belgium Allied forces launch General Bernard Montgomery's ambitious plan to end the war in 1944. Operation Market Garden is the largest airborne operation ever, but over confidence and miscalculations trap Allied soldiers behind Nazi lines in desperate attempts to capture bridgeheads. When they fail, the fight for survival begins.
Island of Fire
As part of the Allied effort to open the port in Antwerp, the Canadian First Army spends weeks clearing the Scheldt Peninsula in Holland. On November 1st, 1944, the Calgary Highlanders launch a diversionary attack against the heavily defended Walcheren Causeway. With the Germans distracted, Allied Commandos carry out an amphibious assault on Walcheren Island, the final Nazi stronghold guarding the port.
Defend the Rhine
March 1945. As Allied armies line up along the River Rhine prepared to invade Nazi Germany, the generals jostle for the honor to be the first to cross. Hitler has ordered that no bridge is to fall into Allied hands. So when a surprise opportunity develops, there is a dramatic race to capture a crossing intact, which could change the course of the war.
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