The dramatic final volume in Ryan's superb World War II trilogy focuses on the battle for Arnhem. Ryan draws from a vast cast of characters--from Dutch civilians to British and American strategists to common soldiers and commanders--to bring to life this daring military operation. Photos.
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The dramatic final volume in Ryan's superb World War II trilogy focuses on the battle for Arnhem. Ryan draws from a vast cast of characters--from Dutch civilians to British and American strategists to common soldiers and commanders--to bring to life this daring military operation. Photos.
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With great pleasure I read Cornelius Ryan's great story "A Bridge Too Far." It was an excellent expose showing the mighty Allies taking one on the chin.
Now I am waiting to read the full story of the Dieppe Raid. Does it exist, or is the re-telling of this major Canadian defeat by "you know who" too painful recounting the losses?
Perhaps we might eventually even see a book depicting a German victory without mentioning the Konzentrationslager murders.
