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One day in a very long war: Wednesday 25th October 1944

By:

ELLIS John

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Jonathan Cape, 1998Description: 593pISBN:

0224042440 (hbk.):

Subject(s):

SECOND WORLD WAR

Summary: Description of the events of a single day during the second world war covering every theatre of operations from North West Europe to Leyte Gulf in the Philippines. Also covers the Manhattan project, and slave labour under the Germans. In addition to what was actually happening on the given date the book contains a great deal of background information.

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Description of the events of a single day during the second world war covering every theatre of operations from North West Europe to Leyte Gulf in the Philippines. Also covers the Manhattan project, and slave labour under the Germans. In addition to what was actually happening on the given date the book contains a great deal of background information.

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