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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
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 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
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 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
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SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
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SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
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 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
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  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
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 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
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 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
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  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
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  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
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 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
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SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
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LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
 attle-of-the-bulge
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
 attle-of-the-bulge
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DESCRIPTION:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge\, a traveling
  exhibit in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the WW II Battle of the Bulge
 \, will be on display in the 1st floor atrium of Dahlberg Hall\, next to M
 emorial Hall\, until December 10th\, 2025.\n \nCurated by the Bastogne War
  Museum\, the exhibit's installation at GSU is a collaboration between The
  Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta\, the GSU Department of Anthropol
 ogy\, and the GSU Office of International Initiatives. It was installed by
  undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in the class 'Museum Anthrop
 ology.'\n \nAfter the successful D-Day landing in France in June 1944\, Th
 e Allies moves east to the forests of the Ardennes in Belgium and Luxembou
 rg. In response\, Hitler\, launched a surprise attack on December 16. His 
 goal was to break through the Allied front\, seize control of Antwerp\, di
 vide the Allied forces\, and sue for peace. When the Germans surrounded th
 e Allied soldiers at Bastogne it caused a “bulge” into the Allied fron
 t lines\, giving the battle its name. The battle lasted five weeks and wou
 ld become a major turning point during WWII.
GEO:33.753364;-84.390878
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall\, 1st Floor Atrium
SUMMARY:The Beginning of the End: The Battle of the Bulge Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/the-beginning-of-the-end-the-b
 attle-of-the-bulge
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