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- Atlantic_pockets comment "During the final years of World War II, the Atlantic pockets were the final pockets of resistance of the Wehrmacht in occupied France. On 19 January 1944 Adolf Hitler declared fourteen places along the Atlantic Wall to be fortresses (festungen) to be held until the last man—the so-called Atlantikfestungen. Their purpose was to prevent the Allies from re-supplying their armies after the invasion of France and to secure the continued use of submarines in the Battle of the Atlantic.".
- Q756540 comment "During the final years of World War II, the Atlantic pockets were the final pockets of resistance of the Wehrmacht in occupied France. On 19 January 1944 Adolf Hitler declared fourteen places along the Atlantic Wall to be fortresses (festungen) to be held until the last man—the so-called Atlantikfestungen. Their purpose was to prevent the Allies from re-supplying their armies after the invasion of France and to secure the continued use of submarines in the Battle of the Atlantic.".