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tpixie
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This was an excellent travel guide to D-Day Normandy #d-day #DDay

Eggs Have you been to the beaches in Normandy? 1d
tpixie @Eggs yes, last year. It was an extraordinary trip! 1d
Eggs @tpixie I can only imagine… 20h
tpixie @Eggs 🩵🩵🩵 20h
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Kshakal
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Eggs Perfect 👌🏼 2d
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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#D-Day 🇫🇷🇺🇸🇬🇧🇨🇦🚢🎖️

#JuneSpecials ☀️🌸⛱️🦩🍉 🌻🩱🧴🕶️🌊🐚

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs Well done 👍🏼 🇺🇸 💔 2d
monkeygirlsmama Pretty shelf. 2d
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TheSpineView
To Hell and Back | Audie Murphy
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#JuneSpecials @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
#DDay

My father was in WWII. He was in a communications unit attached to the 3rd division. His stories were interesting. I read this book in the 80s. It makes me wonder how kids would fair if we had another World War and a draft. I hope we never find out.

Eggs Lovely post 💔 2d
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🙏🏻 🇺🇸 2d
AnnCrystal 🫂🇺🇸🦅🇺🇲🌟❤️🤍💙. May we never know 🙏. 2d
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Blueberry
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readingjedi Excellent book, even better mini-series. 2d
Eggs On my TBR… 2d
tpixie Great book! 1d
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readswellwithothers
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Pickpick

4 ⭐️Mom and I have endured some real duds in our recent buddy-read selections, so when we spun the wheel of our books we kept our fingers crossed that it would land, at last, on something we could truly enjoy.
It worked! A heartfelt, heartwarming account of one small town‘s efforts to bring big joy to hundreds of thousands of servicemen/women in WWII. Even with war as the background, this book was sweet, and a welcome reminder of human kindness.

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Gleefulreader
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Pickpick

This is my first Iris Origo and it won‘t be my last. It is the author‘s diary of the entrance of Italy during World War II, and her unique perspective as a well-connected British woman living with her Italian husband in the countryside of Italy. Its commentary on the realities of living under fascism, effects of propaganda and the manner in which people continued to live their lives is as relevant today as it was 85 years ago.

BarbaraBB This sounds very good. Stacking. 2w
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underground_bks
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Pickpick

Though sprawling, this book is a testament to the “ability of small groups of outsiders to challenge huge powers precisely because they have strengths that those powers see as weaknesses,” demonstrating how “the very people Hitler‘s Reich sought to exclude or destroy were singularly equipped to defeat him,” contributing their diverse backgrounds and scholarly skills to the newborn US intelligence service and playing a pivotal role in winning WWII.

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Rome753
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I thought this was a good read. It provided a good overview of the Pacific Theater of WW2. While the U.S. and Japan were the primary focus, other countries involved (such as Australia and Britain) were included as well. Besides major battles and campaigns, other topics include some political aspects, as well as some personal dynamics, like the rivalry between the army and navy. Definitely recommend.