Description

In December 1944, the Allies were nearing victory. After the successful D-Day landings in Normandy, they had freed a vast portion of Northern Europe, including Belgium. However, in an unexpected move, Hitler initiated a desperate offensive in the Ardennes Forest, spanning Belgium and Luxembourg.

Meet Rich Woodruff, a journalist and hiker, as he journeys along the Liberation Route trails around Bastogne. Gain a comprehensive overview of the Battle of Bastogne as Rich retraces the pivotal moments of the conflict and American resistance. Discover the secrets of places like the Bois Jacques and its foxholes or the city’s squares dedicated to Generals Patton and MacAuliffe.

With this podcast, Liberation Route Europe breathes life into the paths the Allies charted during World War II. Tune in on-site for an immersive experience, or let the audio guide whisk you away on a journey to these landmarks steeped in history.

Journalist : Rich Woodruff I Réalisateur : Grace Leplat & Thomas Rouvillain I Production exécutive : natif. A production Liberation Route Europe.

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