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on June 6, 2014
C Ryan has captured the feelings of D-Day both from the Allied side and the Nazis. Great read, tremendous pictures, detailed maps of the beaches and special features of copies of various documents. There are terrific personal stories for both sides. Very enjoyable read This book was the basis for the movie in the 60s - The Longest Day. Any WWII buff or history person will enjoy this book. Perhaps the 2nd best book I have read after S Ambrose's D-Day. Recommend.
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