The Battle of the Scheldt was one of the most grueling and decisive battles of World War II—yet it remains overshadowed in history. In the fall of 1944, Canadian forces led a brutal fight through flooded terrain, fortified enemy positions, and relentless resistance to secure the Scheldt Estuary. Their victory was essential to opening the port of Antwerp, a turning point in the liberation of Western Europe. This video retraces their footsteps, revealing the immense challenges, strategic importance, and sacrifices made in this critical campaign. Discover the legacy of the soldiers who fought for freedom.