RESEARCH IMW tapes 177, 192, 197, 198, 199

The video explores various aspects of World War II, focusing on the psychological impact of the Nebelwerfer, the experiences of infantry on the front lines, and the challenges faced by mechanized units. It discusses German defensive tactics, the Allied crossing of the Rhine, and the civilian reactions. The video also highlights the difficulties of mechanized warfare, including mechanical breakdowns and the innovations in amphibious landings.

What was the psychological effect of the Nebelwerfer on U.S. soldiers?

How did American soldiers refer to the Nebelwerfer and why?

Describe the experience of U.S. soldiers trying to advance under artillery fire.

How did the Allies deal with pockets of German resistance in flooded areas?

What challenges did soldiers face during street fighting in Germany?

What strategies did soldiers use to clear houses during combat?

What was the significance of the letter found with the German prisoner of war?

How did the arrival of U.S. and British troops affect the civilian populace?

What were the mechanical challenges faced by tanks in the European theater?

What were the consequences of mechanical breakdowns for tanks during the war?