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Antony Beevor

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D-Day: The Battle for Normandy by Antony Beevor is a detailed and powerful account of one of the most important military operations of the Second World War. Known for his vivid historical writing, Beevor examines the Allied landings on June 6, 1944, and the brutal campaign that followed as troops fought their way through Normandy.

This book looks beyond the famous beaches to explore the soldiers, commanders, civilians, strategy, chaos, courage, and cost of the Normandy campaign. Beevor brings together military detail and human experience, showing the scale of the invasion as well as the fear, sacrifice, and devastation faced by those who lived through it.

A strong choice for readers of World War II history, military nonfiction, D-Day accounts, Normandy campaign studies, and serious historical writing.

Hardcover, Very Good

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Author Antony Beevor
Publisher Viking
Publication Date October 13, 2009
Pages 608
Binding Hardcover
Language ENGLISH
Dimensions 15.88cm × 5.72cm × 23.49cm
Condition Very Good
ISBN-13 9780670021192
Edition First Edition

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