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Operation Market Garden: Last Stand at an Arnhem Schoolhouse

By Niall Cherry | World War II  | 0 comments  | Print This Post Print This Post  | Email This Post Email This Post

This article was written by Niall Cherry and originally appeared in the September 2006 issue of World War II magazine. Niall Cherry is the first non-Arnhem veteran ever to be accorded the honor of serving as the UK/Worldwide representative for the Society of Friends of the Airborne Museum Oosterbeek. For more great articles subscribe to World War II magazine today

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