This 19 Year Old Got Separated from His Unit — And Accidentally Liberated an Entire Village
Автор: WWII Battlefront
Загружено: 2025-12-20
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On April 13th, 1945, one-eyed Canadian soldier Léo Major did the impossible: he single-handedly liberated the Dutch city of Zwolle from Nazi occupation, saving 50,000 civilians from certain death. Armed with only a Sten gun and grenades, this 23-year-old pipe fitter from Montreal turned a simple reconnaissance mission into one of the most incredible military operations in WWII history.
This is the true story of how Private Léo Major—recovering from a broken back, wearing an eye patch, and fighting alone after his partner was killed—created such chaos that an entire German garrison of 400 soldiers fled in terror, believing they were under attack by a full Canadian assault force. No artillery bombardment. No civilian casualties. Just one man who refused to accept that some things are impossible.
Discover the incredible guerrilla tactics, the Dutch resistance connection, and the aftermath that military historians still study today. This is the legend of "The One-Eyed Ghost."
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