Operation Plunder was a pivotal Allied military offensive launched in March 1945, involving a massive crossing of the Rhine River into Germany. Led by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, it combined ground forces, a vast artillery barrage, and a major airborne assault to breach Germany's last natural defensive barrier. This successful operation opened the path for the final Allied advance into the German heartland, significantly hastening the end of World War II in Europe.
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