For the Allied armies fighting their way up the Italian boot in early 1944, Rome was the prize that could only be won through a massive offensive. Military historian Mark Zuehlke returns to the Mediterranean theater of World War II with this gripping tribute to the Canadians who opened the way for the Allies to take Rome. The book is a fitting testament to the bravery of soldiers like the badly wounded Captain Pierre Potvin, who survived more than 30 hours alone on the battlefield.
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For the Allied armies fighting their way up the Italian boot in early 1944, Rome was the prize that could only be won through a massive offensive. Military historian Mark Zuehlke returns to the Mediterranean theater of World War II with this gripping tribute to the Canadians who opened the way for the Allies to take Rome. The book is a fitting testament to the bravery of soldiers like the badly wounded Captain Pierre Potvin, who survived more than 30 hours alone on the battlefield.
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Used-Good. Warped, A copy that may have been read, minimal to no highlighting/underlining of text, no missing pages. May have a remainder mark. Spine may show signs of wear. Could be a library copy.
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Used-Very Good. Pages are New and Unused, Front or Back cover is damaged-torn, wrinkled or dented., A copy that may have been read, very minimal wear and tear. May have a remainder mark.
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Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 0773733086. A near-fine volume in a near-fine DJ, dustjacket in Mylar, unclipped.; 6.25 X 1.5 X 9.5 inches; 492 pages; "For the Allied armies fighting their way up the Italian boot in early 1944, Rome was the prize that could only be won through a massive offensive. Military historian Mark Zuehlke returns to the Mediterranean theater of World War II with this gripping tribute to the Canadians who opened the way for the Allies to take Rome. The book is a fitting testament to the bravery of soldiers like the badly wounded Captain Pierre Potvin, who survived more than 30 hours alone on the battlefield."
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Very Good + in very good + jacket. Canada's World War II Breakthrough to Rome. Recounts how Canadian Armed Forces, including Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, the Van Doos, the Royal Canadian Regiment and other regiments, fought aganst seeminlgy unsurountable odds to open the way for Allied Forces to rescue Rome from the Germans in WWII. Tight binding. No chips, tears, creases or written inscriptions. Dust jacket is NOT price-clipped. Some light edgewear to jacket. Black and white photographic illustrations. Size: Sm 4to (9" to 11"). 492 pp.
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