WW2 Canadian Disaster at Dieppe World War 2’s Little D-Day Used Softcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Disaster at Dieppe World War 2’s Little D-Day Used Softcover Reference Book** This softcover reference book examines the Dieppe Raid, a significant World War II military operation involving Canadian forces. Commonly referred to as “Little D-Day,” the raid took place on August 19, 1942, as an Allied attempt to test German coastal defenses in northern France. The book provides a detailed account of planning, execution, and outcomes of the Dieppe Raid, highlighting Canadian involvement, command decisions, and the losses sustained during the operation. Photographs, maps, and firsthand accounts are incorporated to support the factual narrative. This reference serves as an analytical resource for understanding the tactical lessons learned and how the operation influenced subsequent amphibious assaults during the war. The book focuses on historical context and factual reporting, making it a useful addition for researchers or enthusiasts interested in Canadian military history and World War II operations. This is a used softcover copy.  Total of 165 pages.