A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day. Siegfried Line, Canadian Army, February 8, D Day, Rifles, Infantry, Troops, Wwii, Defense

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A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day.

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A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day.

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A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day.

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Siegfried Line

A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day.

A five-hour artillery barrage signaled a renewed Canadian offensive toward the Rhine on February 8, 1945. During the prior three months, the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had received new troops to replace losses sustained since D-Day.

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