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This book presents an impressive inventory of the gigantic efforts employed by the workshops of the Allies to defeat the Oppressor. Each GI was bac...

That they were unique or on the contrary produced in millions of copies, hundred objects presented within the framework of this work have this in c...

After having lived through the hell of the trenches, Ulysse had been told that it was the last war. History decided otherwise. Twenty years later, ...

With about 100 panoramic photos, Christophe Daguet offers us a timeless postcard of Normandy of the D-DAY and invites you in a real journey in the...

With the Diary of the Battle of Normandy, relive, day after day, the fights of the summer, 1944, with their highlights, their great moments but als...

Eleanor of Aquitaine, also known as Eleanor of Guyenne, successively Queen of France and Queen of England, lived an eventful life: power and passio...

Eva and Maxime are two young Normans who love to live a life of adventure! One day they travel to Bayeux for a medieval fair. Have you heard of W...

George S. Patton was a colourful war leader and an eminently complex character; adored by some, but hated by others, he would lead the 3rd U.S. Arm...

Steve who had to be the first one to cross(exceed) the door of C-47 felt(smelt) his(her) heart pounding. This time, it was not any more necessary q...

On the night of the 31st of December 1943, two British commandos successfully collected a few samples of sand and peat under the very nose of the G...

On the evening of the 5th of June, following a day's postponement due to poor weather conditions, Commodore Oliver's J Force cast off from ports in...

June 6th, 1944, Norman beaches situated between Ouistreham and Sainte-Marie-du-Mount entered the history books of the humanity under their respecti...