What was the German army's goal at the Battle of the Bulge?

to prevent the Allies from being able to invade Germany's western border

to prevent the Allies from gaining beachheads at Normandy

to crush the last remnants of the Soviet army

to control shipping lanes in the Atlantic

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Triston Mcfarland

25 November, 19:01

What was the German army's goal at the Battle of the Bulge?

to prevent the Allies from being able to invade Germany's western border

to prevent the Allies from gaining beachheads at Normandy

to crush the last remnants of the Soviet army

to control shipping lanes in the Atlantic

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Lorenzo Pruitt · Answer 1

The answer is C.

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The aims of the German counteroffensive were far - reaching: to break through to Antwerp, Belgium, by an indirect move, to cut off the British army group from American forces as well as from its supplies, and then to crush the isolated British.

What was the German army's goal at the Battle of the Bulge?to prevent the Allies from being able to invade Germany's western borderto prevent the Allies from gaining beachheads at Normandyto crush the last remnants of the Soviet armyto control shipping lanes in the Atlantic

What was the German army's goal at the Battle of the Bulge?

to prevent the Allies from being able to invade Germany's western border

to prevent the Allies from gaining beachheads at Normandy

to crush the last remnants of the Soviet army

to control shipping lanes in the Atlantic