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Operation Jubilee Dieppe 1942 The Folly And The Sacrifice Patrick Bishop

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Operation Jubilee Dieppe 1942 The Folly And The Sacrifice Patrick Bishop
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Publisher: McClelland & Stewart
File Extension: MOBI
File size: 35.12 MB
Author: Patrick Bishop
ISBN: f7a154c4-3c0c-4a28-b07b-749d48843c22, F7A154C4-3C0C-4A28-B07B-749D48843C22
Language: English
Year: 2021

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Operation Jubilee Dieppe 1942 The Folly And The Sacrifice Patrick Bishop by Patrick Bishop f7a154c4-3c0c-4a28-b07b-749d48843c22, F7A154C4-3C0C-4A28-B07B-749D48843C22 instant download after payment.

In the bestselling tradition of Ben Macintyre, Tim Cook, and other bestselling World War Two historians, a riveting and updated telling of the tragic Dieppe raid of 1942.
On the moonless night of August 18th 1942 a flotilla pushes out into the flat water of the Channel. They are to seize the German-held port of Dieppe and hold it for at least twenty-four hours, showing the Soviets the Allies were serious about a second front and to get experience ahead of a full-scale invasion. But confidence turned to carnage with nearly two thirds of the attackers dead, wounded or captured. The raid - the Royal Air Force's biggest battle since 1940- was both a disaster and a milestone in the narrative of the war. It was cited as essential to D-Day, but the tragedy was all too predictable.
 
Using first-hand testimony and highlighting recently declassified source material from archives across several countries, bestselling author Patrick Bishop's account of this doomed...

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