✍ Scribed by Cornelius Ryan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Um relato histórico conta como os Aliados deram início ao final da Segunda Guerra Mundial - o mais mortífero combate já visto. No famoso Dia D (6 de Junho de 1944 ), milhares de soldados de varias nacionalidades, organizadores na chamada Operação Overlord, furaram o paredão alemão desembarcando pelo Mar do norte na costa da Normandia, na França ocupada pelos nazistas. Começava a libertação da Europa e a derrota das forças do Eixo (Alemanha, Japão e Itália); chegava ao fim o sonho delirante de Hilter de subjugar o mundo. Uma das mais sangrentas e emblemáticas batalhas já travadas, recriadas em toda a sua expectativa, nervosismo, glória e horror. Cornelius Ryan foi um dos mais proeminentes correspondentes de guerra do seu tempo. Esteve presente no Dia D e acompanhou o avanço das Forças Aliadas da França e Alemanha.
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