WW2 Canadian Bloody Victory D-Day Campaign Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Bloody Victory D-Day Campaign Used Hardcover Reference Book** This hardcover reference book provides a detailed account of the Canadian involvement in the D-Day campaign during World War II. The volume covers the planning, execution, and aftermath of the Canadian Army’s role in the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944, highlighting military strategies, unit movements, and personal accounts from officers and soldiers. Illustrations, photographs, and comprehensive maps accompany the text, offering visual support to the historical narrative. The book includes analysis of operational decisions, casualty figures, and the broader context of Allied operations in Northwest Europe. It is particularly focused on the experiences and contributions of Canadian forces, documenting their actions from the initial landings on Juno Beach through subsequent engagements in the Normandy region. This reference work is intended for researchers, historians, or collectors interested in military history, providing a fact-based resource on Canada’s participation in the D-Day campaign. This is a used copy in hardcover format.  Total of 240 pages.