World War Ii Liberation Trilogy (set of 3 Volumes)
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The "World War II Liberation Trilogy" series includes three volumes of Army at Dawn, Days of Fighting and Gunfire at Dawn: "Army at Dawn: From the Advance to Tunisia to the Liberation of North Africa, 1942~1943" (The Allies bet on North Africa and captured Tunisia to destroy the strategic initiative of the Axis forces!) This book uses the dangerous "Operation Torch" as the entry point to sort out the period from 1942 to 1943 in detail. In 2000, the Allied forces made an amphibious landing in North Africa, captured Tunisia, and annihilated the Axis African Corps. From their high spirits when they luckily landed in Morocco and Algiers, to their panic when they advanced into Tunisia and fought a fierce battle with the ferocious and experienced German army, the Allied forces found that they were not prepared for battle at all: logistical chaos, military misjudgments, competition for command, The British and American armies fought on their own... North Africa became a testing ground. The raid on Judeid, the Battle of Kesselring Pass, and the decisive battle in Tunisia were bloody battles one after another, tempering the Allied forces, especially the fledgling U. S. Army, into a tiger and wolf army! The book vividly describes the many protagonists who emerged on the battlefield: Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Rommel, Kesselring... Whether they are generals galloping on the battlefield to kill decisively, soldiers who kill coldly to survive, or ordinary people who are like ants in the flames of war, the wars written by Atkinson appear particularly real and terrifying! When Rommel was defeated, the North African Campaign finally produced countless elite soldiers and valuable combat experience for the landing in Sicily and Normandy, and the liberation of the European continent! "The Days of Fighting: From the Capture of Sicily to the Liberation of Italy, 1943~1944" (Crossing the Mediterranean, aiming at the first shot of the Apennines to disintegrate the Axis European defense line), this book combs the timeline of the Allied forces from landing in Sicily to the final capture of Rome, depicts the magnificent and heroic Italian campaign, and tells the story of countless "deaths for freedom"
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