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1943

Name: 1943
Brand: Faber & Faber
SKU: 04624596
Price: 9256 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: John Grigg
ISBN: 9780571303748

The Victory That Never Was

John Grigg

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04624596

Publishers Faber & Faber, May 2013

On June 6 1944 - 'D-Day' - Allied troops landed in France, opening a way to eventual victory. In thi... Full description

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On June 6 1944 - 'D-Day' - Allied troops landed in France, opening a way to eventual victory. In this provocative reappraisal of the Second World War, John Grigg suggests that the Allied invasion could have been launched successfully in the previous year, reducing considerably the scale of the war's human tragedy. "By 1943, Grigg notes, we already had air supremacy in the ETO and more than enough trained troops to launch a cross-Channel invasion; besides, with the Wehrmacht still deep in Russia, German supply lines would have been stretched to the breaking point. Had the Western Allies liberated only France and Belgium in 1943, speculates Grigg, they could have negotiated with Stalin from a position of strength". (Kirkus Review). "A forceful, argumentative, disputatious book, intended to make people think over old prejudices and discard them". (Economist).