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Juno Beach: Canada's D-Day Victory

by Mark Zuehlke

Canada’s role on D-Day, from planning to landing

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Canada’s role on D-Day, from planning to landing

Mark Zuehlke’s account reconstructs June 6, 1944, through Canadian participation in the Allied landing at Juno Beach. Drawing on personal diaries and military records, it traces the operation from its planning to the attack, including the experiences of Canadian paratroopers and soldiers crossing the Channel in difficult conditions. The book places individual accounts within the wider history of the European theater of World War II, offering a focused look at the people and military actions behind Canada’s D-Day contribution.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in Canada’s military history and its role in World War II.
  • Those seeking a history of D-Day grounded in diaries and military records.
  • Readers interested in military operations and personal accounts from the European theater.

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Canada’s D-Day contributionWorld War II military historyParatroopers and amphibious landingsPersonal accounts and military records

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Book overview

Drawing on personal diaries as well as military records, Juno Beach: Canada's D-Day Victory: June 6, 1944 dramatically depicts Canada's contribution to the most critical Allied battle of World War II.

Acclaimed military historian Mark Zuehlke recreated the pivotal day of World War II from planning through attack. Falling through a black night, praying to land on target were the newly trained Canadian paratroopers, who were among the first Allies on French soil. Canadian soldiers, most untested in battle, crossed the English Channel during a night storm and ran off landing craft into a deadly sea. Juno Beach is their story, shared at last in the rich detail their achievement deserves.

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