WW2 Canadian Dieppe Canada’s Darkest Day of World War 2 Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Dieppe Canada’s Darkest Day of World War 2 Used Hardcover Reference Book** This used hardcover reference book provides a comprehensive account of the Dieppe Raid, one of Canada’s most significant and costly military engagements during the Second World War. The publication covers the planning, execution, and aftermath of the August 19, 1942, operation on the French coast, widely known as Canada’s Darkest Day due to the high number of casualties. Drawing on first-hand accounts, archival materials, and historical analysis, the book examines the strategic objectives, units involved—primarily Canadian forces—and the resulting impact on military tactics and public opinion. Detailed maps, photographs, and appendices support the narrative and provide valuable resources for researchers or collectors with an interest in Canadian military history. The volume emphasizes factual reporting and references contemporary documents, offering context to the significance of Dieppe within the broader framework of World War II operations. Suitable as a reference material for historians and military enthusiasts.  Total of 48 pages.