Arnhem for Ever plot
September 1944. Liberation seems close. As many as 12,000 allies will 'take the back door' to Germany and liberate Europe from the occupying forces via the bridge at Arnhem. It will be over in 48 hours. But things go wrong. Instead of the liberation, it becomes the last battle won by the Germans. What makes that every September, 75 years later, veterans, their families and many Arnhem residents come together to commemorate 'a lost battle' with great dedication?