Crossing of the Rhine (disambiguation)

Crossing of the Rhine (disambiguation)

Crossing of the Rhine or Rhine crossing may refer to:

  • Crossing of the Rhine, east to west, into the Roman Empire by Vandals, Alans and Suebi, 406 AD
  • French Revolutionary Wars: Campaigns of 1796#Germany, French army, west to east
  • Operation Plunder, Allied forces, west to east, 1945
    • The associated battle honour "Rhine Crossing" issued to British units participating

Art

See also

  • Rhine
  • History of crossings of the Rhine

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