Fury of Battle

Fury of Battle

By
Robert Kershaw
Robert Kershaw
2018 • 440 pages

A unique description of what the D-Day landings were like, combining the detail of Antony Beevor with the human insights of Stephen Ambrose, including the experiences of French and Germans in the fighting.

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