The Dieppe Raid

The Story of The Disastrous 1942 Expedition

Robin Neillands
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The Dieppe Raid is one of World War II’s most controversial hours. In 1942, a full two years before D-Day, thousands of men, mostly Canadian...
The Dieppe Raid is one of World War II’s most controversial hours. In 1942, a full two years before D-Day, thousands of men, mostly Canadian troops eager for their first taste of battle, were sent across the English Channel in a raid on the French port town of Dieppe. Air supremacy was not secured; the topography―a town hemmed in by tall cliffs and reached by steep beaches―meant any invasion was improbably difficult. The result was carnage: the beaches were turned into killing grounds even as the men came ashore, and whole battalions were cut to pieces.
Publisher
Aurum Press Ltd.
ISBN
1845131169
Publication Date
November 1, 2100
Photo Source
Actual Photo
No. of Pages
304
Dimensions
L 24.2cm x W 16.5cm x H 2.8cm