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Citizen Soldiers The Us Army From The Normandy Beaches To The Bulge To The Surrender Of Germany Kindle Edition Ambrose

Name: Citizen Soldiers The Us Army From The Normandy Beaches To The Bulge To The Surrender Of Germany Kindle Edition Ambrose
SKU: BELL-11635598
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Citizen Soldiers The Us Army From The Normandy Beaches To The Bulge To The Surrender Of Germany Kindle Edition Ambrose instant download after payment.

Publisher: PREMIER DIGITAL PUBLISHING

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 22.65 MB

Author: Ambrose, Stephen E

ISBN: 9780684815251, 9780684848013, 9781937624460, 0684815257, 0684848015, 1937624463

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: Kindle Edition

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Citizen Soldiers The Us Army From The Normandy Beaches To The Bulge To The Surrender Of Germany Kindle Edition Ambrose by Ambrose, Stephen E 9780684815251, 9780684848013, 9781937624460, 0684815257, 0684848015, 1937624463 instant download after payment.

A look at the last year of World War II in Europe--from D-Day to the surrender of Germany--draws on hundreds of interviews with and oral histories of the enlisted men and junior officers who helped win the war. 250,000 first printing.