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This book tells the story of this battle that changed the world situation from multiple perspectives, the various considerations and entanglements of the decision-makers on both sides, the various mistakes and coincidences of the executive level, the daily lives and feelings of civilians on the eve of the war, the members of the underground resistance organization performing their duties and excited waiting, and the voyage. The fear and magnanimity in the hearts of the soldiers, the various chaos and thrills after the Allied forces landed, the cruelty and rapid changes of war, the tenacity and fragility of life, as the preface said, this is not a military history, but a story about people, about everyone involved in this war.

Only by watching and listening to more realistic details about war battles can we truly understand the impact of war on specific individuals. This book will not inspire people to yearn for war, but it will make people admire the bravery and kindness shown by individuals in the battle.

Very good documentary work. Apart from the slight lack of pictures, it is not very friendly to people who have no idea about the geographical location of Normandy.

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A good book, with a compact plot and clear organization. It is an excellent war-themed novel. . .