Major engagement during the Battle of the Netherlands in WWII
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Godfried van Voorst tot Voorst (Field Army) Jacob Harberts (2nd Corps) Antonie Marinus Michiel van Loon (4th Division)
Karl von Tiedemann
Units involved
II Corps
4th Infantry Division
Brigade B
18th Army
207th Infantry Division
SS-brigade Der Führer
Strength
15,000[1] 88 field guns 6 anti-tank guns 4 AA guns 5 fighters 4 light bombers
23,000[1] 58 field guns
Casualties and losses
417 killed[1]
275 killed[1]
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German invasion of the Netherlands
Maastricht
Mill
The Hague
Rotterdam
Zeeland
The Grebbeberg
Afsluitdijk
Rotterdam Blitz
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Western Front of World War II
Phoney War
River Forth
Saar
The Heligoland Bight
Wikinger
Luxembourg
Schuster Line
The Netherlands
Maastricht
Mill
The Hague
Rotterdam
Zeeland
The Grebbeberg
Afsluitdijk
Rotterdam Blitz
Belgium
Fort Eben-Emael
Hannut
David
Gembloux
La Lys
Ypres–Comines Canal
France
Sedan
Montcornet
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Paula
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The Hardest Day
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Queen
Scheldt
Bulge
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2nd Alps
Colmar Pocket
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^ abcdWar over Holland - May 1940: the Dutch struggle
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