True Stories of World War Two
β Cross, Robin
π Library
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2021
π Lume Books
π English
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Raiders: World War Two True Stories
- Publisher
- Random House
- Year
- 2012
- Leaves
- 360
- Category
- Fiction
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From Operation Judgement (November 1940), the remarkable story of the world's first aircraft carrier strike on an enemy fleet, to the courageous Operation Tonga (June 1945), and the critically important seizure of Pegasus Bridge, the first engagement of D-Day, by a company of British paratroopers.
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