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Non-Fiction, History , Military History , Second World War

D-Day

Antony Beevor (author)

Hardback Published on: 01/06/2010; Language: Italian

£23.75

8 reviews

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Publisher information

Publisher: BUR Biblioteca Univerzale Rizzoli
ISBN: 9788817041621
Languages: Italian

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Good Read

If you are looking for an up-todate, factual book, with explanations, and descriptions of what happened when and where, and what were the outcomes of each ... READ MORE

Bridlad

D-Day

Military history used to be viewed with disdain but Antony Beevor is one of a small band of historians who have greatly enhanced the prestige of the subjec... READ MORE

Gordon Lucy

D-Day

The Beevor treatment does not work quite so well applied to a battle which was fought and intrigued on from so many fronts. The experiences of the US, Brit... READ MORE

Keith Foord

D-Day

Max Hastings's Overlord was an outstanding book, but Beevor's is better at capturing the small, vivid details that bring events alive. I would recommend it... READ MORE

J House

Does not reach Max

Anyone who thinks that once the allies had landed on the Normandy beaches that it was inevitable that the Germans would be defeated should read this book. ... READ MORE

The oaks

Disappointing

Having read this book, which was mainly how the American's being the only ones there, with the British/Canadians and the odd Polish soldier were there to m... READ MORE

Tony Miller

Meh.

Having read his brilliant books on Stalingrad and Berlin, I was expecting a lot. Unfortunately, it didn’t really live up to expectations. I found it a bit... READ MORE

Stephen Godfrey