The Wrath of Operation

In the winter of 1944, Hitler decided to make one last attempt to win the Western War: Colonel von Dodenburg planned a massive armored attack with the elite SS Assault Squadron, the Wotan, to divide British and American forces stationed in Belgium and the Netherlands, respectively. However, von Dodenburg disagrees with the purpose of the operation because he believes that through the huge 60-ton tanks, a breakthrough on Belgium's almost impassable mountain roads in winter is possible. But even at this size, Eisenhower becomes aware of his intentions, and in order to trap them, he consciously weakens his lines, thus allowing the Germans to pass…