Excellent research. A complete minute by minute update on the Normandy attack on 6th June 1944. Better known as the D-day. Highly acclaimed and even movies are made on this book. The book per-se needs no introduction or review. I personally felt the book was way too detailed than I could gut. Yet will recommend anyone who is interested to get a full account of the D-day. Not a must read...
Views expressed here are author's personal views and do not reflect the views of author's current or any previous employer.
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
The Revolt in Tibet — Frank Moraes (1959)
While going over some books on my bookshelf, I came across this one. A book written in 1959—who needs it now? It was my father’s book when h...
-
A very simple yet very effective framework to bring in innovation in any marketing set up. The basic concepts is fairly simple choose one of...
-
In lines of The Survival of the Fittest which was coined by Herbert Spencer in 1864 as a sequel to Darwin's theory of natural selection,...
-
Yuganta is a unique depiction of the Mahabharata the grand epic of the Hindu religion. The book tries to rationalize the epic and present it...