What was the importance of the Allied victory at Remagen during WW2?
- The allies showed that they could co-operate in unison, despite the many nationalities.
- The allies were able to force large number of German forces to surrender.
- The allies managed to get bridgeheads over the Rhine river.
- The allies got hold of the Industrial Ruhr area.
Answer
The correct answer is C) The allies managed to get bridgeheads over the Rhine river..
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