Sentences with phrase «german war machine»

Anna's father is being forced to design weapons for the German war machine.

US Forces Under the Command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, US Forces have driven ashore on the bloody beaches of Normandy and fought their way deep into Europe driving back the German war machine.

Suffering from combat fatigue and spread out on enemy soil, US Forces have fought their way deep into Europe, driving back the German war machine.

as she risks her life fighting to defeat the German war machine one stealth mission at a time.

The company would quickly pick up where it had left off before turning its production over to the German war machine.

Sixteen historically based missions across 10 new maps will challenge beginning and veteran strategists as they try to either capture or defend the remnants of the German war machine during the final days of World War II in Europe.

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At the same time, specific aspects of the European — especially the German — war machines led editors to focus on them.

The courage of U.S. Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, for example: Marshall insisted for two years that the only way to defeat Hitler and his war machine was to land a large force in France, beat the German army, and wrest control of the continent of Europe from the Nazi regime — a point Marshall had to carry against the virtually unanimous opposition of his British counterparts, who, like Winston Churchill, preferred a «periphery» strategy that would peck away at the Third Reich before a quick, end - game invasion administered the coup de grace to a collapsing German empire.

The second world war Allies captured a German Enigma code machine 70 years ago — but many messages have never been decoded, says MacGregor Campbell

By breaking the famous Enigma cipher used throughout the Nazi war machine, and also the far more formidable Geheimschreiber of the German High Command, BP gave the Allies a profusion of reliable information about their enemy.

And sure, writer / director Jonathan Mostow has butchered the actual World War II history of the recovery of the German Enigma machine.

According to U-571, Americans captured the first German Engima machine in 1944 that brought about the turning point of the war; in reality, the Polish revolutionaries (why didn't Wajda get a chance to make this into a movie) stole it from the Germans in 1941 and gave it to the British who struggled to decipher its complicated encoding style.

U-571 stars Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel and Jon Bon Jovi as crew members aboard an aging U.S. Navy sub assigned with a secret mission in the midst of the Second World War: The capture of a critical Enigma code machine from a disabled German U-boat in the middle of the Atlantic.

Synopsis: When a German U-571 submarine with a sophisticated encryption machine onboard is sunk during a World War II battle at sea, the Allies send an Ameri... [MORE]

Synopsis: When a German U-571 submarine with a sophisticated encryption machine onboard is sunk during a World War II battle at sea, the Allies send an American Navy force led by Lieutenant Andrew Tyler (Matthew McConaughey) to retrieve it for study.

Christopher Robin is directed by German filmmaker Marc Forster, of the films Loungers, Everything Put Together, Monster's Ball, Finding Neverland, Stay, Stranger Than Fiction, The Kite Runner, Quantum of Solace, Machine Gun Preacher, World War Z, and All I See Is You previously.

During World War II, the British government desperately needed to find a way to decipher enemy messages encrypted by the German Enigma machine.

This is one of thousands of Enigma machines used during World War II by German forces to encrypt secret radio communications.

The world famous Museum of Science and Industry is the largest museum dedicated to science in the Western Hemisphere, and contains everything from a forty - foot tornado machine to a coal mile to a World War II German submarine.

MG - 42: The MG - 42 (shortened from German: Maschinengewehr 42, or «Machine Gun 42») is a machine gun that was developed for, and entered service with, Nazi Germany in 1942, during World Machine Gun 42») is a machine gun that was developed for, and entered service with, Nazi Germany in 1942, during World machine gun that was developed for, and entered service with, Nazi Germany in 1942, during World War II.

This artist is also known for paintings employing wads of chewing gum on canvas that reference the bombing of German cities in the Second World War, and for machined graphite sculptures of such banal objects as a water cooler or an air conditioner.