by Ken Ford · Rba Coleccionables · tapa dura · ISBN 9788447357765
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«Montgomery en Caen: treinta días sangrientos» is the historical essay by Ken Ford, published by Rba Coleccionables in hardcover (96 pages, in Spanish).
The book reconstructs the battle for Caen in June 1944, a key city for the Allied plan after the Normandy landings. Ken Ford narrates Montgomery's pressure on the German defenses, the three offensives launched to take it, and the high human and material cost suffered by the city, whose attrition opened the way for Operation Cobra.
Volume 24 of the Osprey Second World War collection. Illustrated by Peter Dennis.
For fans of military history and the Second World War, especially the Normandy front and the campaign after D-Day.
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