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Le miracle de Dunkerque, 4 juin 1940 by Walter Lord · Booklabria

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Le miracle de Dunkerque, 4 juin 1940

World War, 1939-1945Great britain

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First published: 1982
Editions: 15 in 3 languages

Synopsis

This is the story of the greatest rescue of all time. On May 24, 1940, some 400,000 Allied troops lay pinned against the coast of Flanders near the French port of Dunkirk. Hitler's advancing tanks were only ten miles away. By June 4 more than 338,000 of these men had been evacuated safely to England. It was a crucial turning point in World War II, aptly called by Winston Churchill "a miracle of deliverance." - Jacket flap.

Subjects: World War, 1939-1945
Great britain
Campaigns
Military campaigns
Dunkerque, Battle of, 1940
Set in: France

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15 in 3 languages

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English12 French1 German1

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