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D-Day to Berlin

The Northwest Europe Campaign, 1944-45
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The liberation of Western Europe in World War II required eleven months of hard fighting, from the beaches of Normandy to Berlin and the Baltic Sea. In this crisp, comprehensive account, Alan J. Levine describes the Allied campaign to defeat Nazi Germany in the West: D-Day, the hedgerow battles in France during the summer of 1944, the combined airborne-ground assault of Operation Market-Garden in September, Hitler's winter offensive at the Battle of the Bulge, and the final drive across the Rhine that culminated in Germany's surrender in May 1945.
Alan J. Levine is a historian specializing in World War II. His other books include The Strategic Bombing of Germany and The War against Rommel's Supply Lines.
Prelude, Planning, Preparation; The Normandy Beachhead; The Liberation of Western Europe; The Fall Fighting on he German Frontier; The German Counteroffensives in the Ardennes and Alsace; The March to Victory, January-May 1945; Index.
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