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Americans in Brittany 1944: The Battle for Brest

by Jonathan Gawne

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The battle for Brest was crucial to the Allies' plans for the liberation of Europe. This book describes the armoured thrusts of the 4th and 6th Armoured divisions, and is illustrated with photographs, maps and uniform reconstructions.
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