Published (1945) by the McMillian Company of Canada Limited.
Author Ross Munroe
2nd Edition 1946, dust jacket, hard cover 477 pages, illustrated
Brown cloth hard cover in excellent condition protected by dust jacket which has some small tears and and scuffs, interior pages in very good condition with no damage.
Ross Munroe is a celebrated Canadian war correspondent who covered major Canadian battles in ww2.
Establishing a good understanding of the Canadian Army in WW2 would be impossible without the wide range of information disclosed in this volume. A classic addition to any library of Canadian military history. The Author Ross Munroe is not writing this book from the perspective of a Historian who simply researched the battle from documents in an archives -he was actually there in the theatre as the battles were occurring. He was in the trenches, on the ships, in the battles as bullets and explosions and death and destruction was all around him. As you read the stories you have a sense of realism about what really happened. It is a very interesting perspective.
Contents
1. Introduction
2 The Storm Gathers
3 The Lightning Strikes
4 Struggle on the Beach-Head
5 The Battle for Caen
6 The Push for Falaise
7Triumph at Trun -On to the Seine
8 Return to Dieppe
9 Channel Port Blitz
10 The Polders Battle - Into Germany
11 England and the Long Wait
12 Arctic Foray
13 Dieppe -Key to Invasion
14 Detour Via North Africa
15 Sicily's Thirty-Eight Days
16 From Reggio to the Po
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