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FTR #810 A Prince Too Far
Wilhelm Bittrich
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...How was he able to form a formidable armored force in Holland without the intelligence service of SHAEF-Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary forces-being alerted?
1974 Birthday party for Wilhelm Bittrich
1979 Betrayal at Arnhem (book)
On the day of the Arnhem drop, [General Wilhelm "Willi"] Bittrich was to command all these forces-with the backing of Berlin and over the opposition of Model and Student.
What had alerted Bittrich-long before Christaan Lindemans arrived at Abwehr headquarters in Dreibergen-to Allied plans. . . . ?...