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- Western Arnhem - An Area Too Far
With Niall Cherry
Part of Arnhem Week on WW2TV
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In this show we have two guests. Niall Cherry is joining us to talk about the area in west Arnhem and especially the streets around Saint Elisabeth's hospital. On the ground filming for us in Arnhem is Edwin Popken battlefielddis...
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fantastic show; I could listen to Niall and Paul all day because their knowledge is outta sight and they are both "salt of the earth" mates who enjoy sharing history with others; add Edwin's excellent live video stream to this mix and you find yourself glued to the screen. WW2Tv truly offers the best content and imho every young adult should watch this channel as part of their education. Thank you gents, really enjoyed watching this one again!
Just catching up with Arnhem week, fantastic as always. Thanks to all contributors.
Fascinating and informative in equal measure. Nothing quite beats walking the ground yourself but this comes so close!
Another amazing show from WW2TV! I learned so much today. Thank you Niall, Edwin & Paul for putting this program together. You do not get this kind of in-depth history with live views of the battlefields anywhere else. WW2TV is the best World War 2 history channel on TH-cam, period!!
totally agree! This is the best channel on youtube!
I always enjoy your battle field livestreams! It was a pleasure to watch as they all are. I was surprised that my daughter actually wanted to tune in today! She enjoyed the show as much as I did. Thanks to everyone who helped with the livestream! 👍🏽
Another great show!
Truly insightful video and tour! Fascinating. Thank you 👍
Great Battlefield Livestream this , learnt a lot and enjoyed seeing " the ground " ! Thanks to you all .
Terrific presentation.
Am currently reading about this part of the battle in Middlebrook's "Arnhem: 1944".
Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great presentation explains the problems facing the British in trying to reach the bridge.
My uncle was just behind Norman Shipley and William Loney when they were killed. He took cover in the buildings on the right and was taken prisoner the following day after running out of ammunition. His name was Geoffrey Morgan.
Another good show about the battle of Arnhem.
Brilliant presentation, great live tour of area. Really sets events in the mind's eye.
Thats was a great one gentlemen well done. Nialls always interesting and a great character.
What a great show! Learned so much. Can't wait to return to Arnhem in the future.
Niall's great on these, so knowledgeable but with a great presentation style!
Brilliantly put together - blending the battlefield footage with the presentation was superbly done.
Great show....loving catching up on the previous shows....no way you're getting this quality of detail of those blumming regurgitated shows on normal TV.
Just reading about this phase of the battle, and looking at maps doesn't give one the notion of quite how confining the fighting was as does the combination of livestream with the old photos in the PowerPoint. I appreciate this as I am not likely ever to be able to visit Arnhem, or many other battlefields of WWII as I live so far away. Thanks for the opportunity guys! Ya'll are the best!!! PS: I never thought of Arnhem being the conclusion of the Normandy campaign until Niall mentioned it. It is a very astute observation Niall, don't you think so Paul?
Niall is always great value, just an honest Squadie's way of seeing battlefields
Fantastic episode, i really enjoyed that one.
I’ve been on a tour with Niall Cherry at Arnhem and Normandy and his knowledge is second to none. Some amazing couple of days walking around the area.
Thought I'd watch this as some recent Arnhem episodes have gone AWOL. A great presentation by Niall (yet again) and very good visuals from Edwin. I missed this episode earlier, so am glad to have caught up slightly.
One of the Arnhem shows will be happening later this month
Very well explained, can't wait to come over on my bike.
16:36 The first battlefield markers were supply containers. Athough these started ro rust (and some stolen!) and the y started to run out of them so it was decided to replace the containers with more lasting markers.
You know whats nice, 3:55 when he was walking west, in the bottom left corner there is echt “kochbunk” voor a single soldier but walker passed it😅
strait layout called military square
Great video! Nicely done with the camera in the area.
Is there any map to follow this ‘track’?
I’m planning to do a revisit to the airborne museum soon.
Yesterday i spoke with the recent owner at zwarteweg 14 wile visiting the location.
In hindsight still hard to say if the entire operation was a good call by the upper military echelon. Anyone know the answer to this? Obviously not a successful operation, but if it had succeeded it would have been a stroke of military genius.