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Bastogne: Ardennes 1944

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By (author): Simon Forty Stephen Smith

Bastogne will live forever in the annals of American military history. From the resounding 'Nuts', in response to the German demand for surrender, to the breaking of the siege by Pattons Third Army
face=Calibri> brilliantly disengaged from its positions on the Saar, wheeled 90 degrees and marched northwards faster than any thought possible
face=Calibri> the defense of Bastogne and victory in the Ardennes was one of the greatest feats of American arms in the European Theatre.

This title in the Past & Present series looks at the encirclement, siege, and relief with then and now photographs; specially commissioned aerial photos, and a wealth of detail.







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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 184 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 12 Oct 2016
  • Publisher: Casemate Publishers
  • Publication City/Country: United States
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781612004341

About Simon FortyStephen Smith

Simon Forty has worked in military and history publishing as editor and author for over 40 years. Following in his fathers footsteps he concentrates on highly illustrated books that combine historic material with modern photography much of it by long-time collaborator Leo Marriott.

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