The road to D-day: behind the battle that won the war/ Rick Atkinson
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Foreign Affairs : Vol 92 No 4 July/August 2013, pp 55-75 (76)Summary: If Operation Overlord failed, the entire Allied enterprise in World War II faced abject collapse. This new history of the events leading up to D-Day explains why, and what the preparations for success actually involved.
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If Operation Overlord failed, the entire Allied enterprise in World War II faced abject collapse. This new history of the events leading up to D-Day explains why, and what the preparations for success actually involved.
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