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Hill 112: Normandy the Battle of the Odon

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Hill 112: Normandy the Battle of the Odon - Saunders, Tim, Major
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Over a month after the D-Day landings the Allies were still confined to the Normandy peninsula. The German line was anchored by the medieval town of Caen, which the British were supposed to have occupied on D-Day. The key to capturing Caen was Hill 112, known to the Germans as "Kalverienberg" (or "Mount Calvary"). Under pressure from Churchill, Montgomery launched a major offensive. Unfortunately, German reinforcements delayed by Allied bombing were now arriving in the Caen area. The British found themselves facing no less ...

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Hill 112: Normandy the Battle of the Odon 2000, Combined Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781580970563

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