What Eisenhower said to Montgomery after he invaded the Ardennes: “It's over, get out of here” скачать в хорошем качестве

What Eisenhower said to Montgomery after he invaded the Ardennes: “It's over, get out of here”

What Eisenhower said to Montgomery after he invaded the Ardennes: “It's over, get out of here” After the Ardennes Offensive—better known as the Battle of the Bulge—the Allies weren’t just fighting to restore the front line. They were fighting to keep unity intact at the very top. A dramatic quote is often attributed to Eisenhower after the crisis, aimed at Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery: “It’s over, get out of here.” But did Eisenhower really say that, and what would have pushed him to that point? In this video, we dive into the real tension between Eisenhower and Montgomery during and after the Bulge: clashes over strategy, command authority, public credit, and the fragile politics of an Anglo-American alliance racing toward victory. With the war nearing its end, every decision—and every word—carried weight. Was this line a genuine outburst, a misquoted rumor, or a symbol of how close the Allied leadership came to cracking under pressure? #BattleOfTheBulge #Eisenhower #Montgomery