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Tragedy at Dieppe: Operation Jubilee, August 19, 1942 (Canadian Battle)
Mark Zuehlke
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| #1490335 in Books | 2013-04-02 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.10 x1.60 x6.10l,1.65 | File type: PDF | 420 pages||5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| strong simple story of the battles of dieppe|By Lost in BA|An excellently written account of the lead up to and the battles of dieppe. A tragically mismanaged preparation led to one of the bloodiest battles in Canadian military history. A true and lasting shame that so many brave men had to lay down their lives But the account shines throughout with stories of herois||"a truly moving presentation, with quotations and facts that make this piece of history something to read through your tears" (Winnipeg Free Press 2012-11-11)|About the Author|
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With its trademark "you are there" style, Mark Zuehlke's tenth Canadian Battle Series volume tells the story of the 1942 Dieppe raid. Nicknamed "The Poor Man's Monte Carlo," Dieppe had no strategic importance, but with the Soviet Union thrown on the ropes by German invasion and America having just entered the war, Britain was under intense pressure to launch a major cross-Channel attack against France.
Since 1939, Canadian troops had massed in Britain and tra...
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