num_pages: 320
description: In association with the Imperial War Museum, this remarkable collection of personal histories will mark the 60th anniversary of D-day on June 6th 2004. subsequently D-day has become known as the single most crucial watershed of the last century. To commemorate the 60th anniversary Martin Bowman has compiled a unique collection of personal narratives of the men who were part of this extraordinary moment in history. civilians as well as all ranks from air, land and naval services reflecting the fact that this was a combined operation and not simply a land invasion as it's often portrayed. Significantly these fascinating accounts, many sourced from Martin Bowman's extensive contacts with international veterans associations, have been found from all the major nations that took part on the day to authentically represent the combined accomplishment of services and nations. detail that both anchor the stories to the chronological history of the day and bring the events into pin-point clarity.
language: English
title: Remembering D-day: Personal Histories Of Everyday Heroes
titlecomplete: Remembering D-day: Personal Histories Of Everyday Heroes
genres: Military History, History, Nonfiction, Military Fiction
ratings_count: 12
publisher: Harper Uk