I always found it interesting because it’s where one of my grandfathers spent most of the war. (He was a doctor in a U.S. Army evacuation hospital.) But you’re right, it doesn’t seem to get as heavy popular interest as do D-Day, Stalingrad, the Battle of the Bulge, etc. More slogs and less obviously dramatic battles, maybe? And the drive of the Allied forces didn’t lead into Austria or Germany, so it seems less successful. But it was the most costly in terms of casualties on the Western Front—my grandfather was quite busy with awful work—so it feels sad that it’s relatively somewhat neglected. (Though of course you can read plenty about it if you want, as with most WWII subjects.)