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Normandy ‘44
- D-Day and the Battle for France
- Narrated by: John Sackville
- Length: 24 hrs and 20 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Random House presents the audiobook edition of Normandy '44, by James Holland, read by John Sackville.
Renowned World War Two historian James Holland presents an entirely new perspective on one of the most important moments in recent history. Unflinchingly examining the brutality and violence that characterised the campaign, it's time to draw some radically different conclusions.
D-Day and the 76 days of bitter fighting in Normandy that followed have come to be seen as a defining episode in the Second World War. Its story has been endlessly retold, and yet it remains a narrative burdened by both myth and assumed knowledge.
In this reexamined history, James Holland presents a broader overview, one that challenges much of what we think we know about D-Day and the Normandy campaign. The sheer size and scale of the Allies’ war machine ultimately dominates the strategic, operational and tactical limitations of the German forces.
This was a brutal campaign. In terms of daily casualties, the numbers were worse than for any one battle during the First World War.
- Drawing on unseen archives and testimonies from around the world.
- Introducing a cast of eye-witnesses that includes foot soldiers, tank men, fighter pilots and bomber crews, sailors, civilians, resistance fighters and those directing the action.
- An epic telling that will profoundly recalibrate our understanding of its true place in the tide of human history.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-11-20
Good listening.
A good book, except the narrator should have refrained from the German accent. Made it sometimes difficult understanding what he was trying to say.
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- 09-18-19
If he says meanwhile one more time I am gonna die!
Slow start, but did build towards the end. a bit droning at times. And please drop the Nazi accent! it is just stupid, just say the words in German and if you cant German learn it.
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- Adrian Johansson
- 07-28-19
The author clearly don't know the technical stuff
the book is good but there is an allarming ammount of errors regarding equippment and tactics
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- Ian David Williamson
- 05-28-19
New perspectives on D-Day
In this book James Holland reviews another aspect of WWII and sheds new light on a well documented time in our history. The book is interesting as it combines views from the strategic planning level with those of people at the front and, importantly, fills in some of the vast gap in the middle. In this way he gives the reader a much clearer understanding of what took place before, during and after the invasion. One negative, I did have to refer to maps, which I assume are in the book, to ensure I understood the movement on the ground but otherwise it was very enlightening and I recommend it to anyone interested in D-Day.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-25-20
Interesting book, very poor narrator
The book is quite interesting, but It has too much and too long individual storries which sometimes gives the impression that It was a battle between two platoons.
The narrator distroys the book. Most of the time he whispers, then he suddenly starts screamming. Not safe to listen in headphones.
Because of the narrator, I don’t recommend this book.
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- Orthodox Englishman
- 03-01-20
‘Allo ‘allo
I’m sorry, I couldn’t get past the terrible German accents and Winston Churchill impressions. Whose idea could this possibly have been? Also the narrator delivers it like a children’s bedtime story. I have no idea if the book actually lives up to its claim to be a unique re-examination of this momentous historical event because I bailed out in the early chapters. I found ze whole sing vas nicht zer gut!
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- Russ
- 04-30-20
Great content, not so great narration.
The narrator insists on using accents and foreign pronunciation. Sadly he confuses many foreign words, assigns strange accents, gets famous names of both people and places wrong, This detracted from my enjoyment of a well written book with a new slant on a well known subject.
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- Ellen
- 06-10-19
Wonderful
This is one of the best books of it’s kind that I have listened to. It isn’t a dry, heavy opinionated account of events but one that ties events together, drawing from sources across the land, sea and air forces on both sides of the fight.
It is written in real time, sources and accounts interweave which allows the listener to understand the scope of the whole thing which even all these years later seems like an incredible achievement.
The narration is spot on, it’s easy to listen to John Sackville.
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- Dropshort2000
- 06-21-19
Had the potential to be the best book on Normandy!
James Holland has always struck me has a diligent historian, however Normandy '44 had numerous errors, one of which would make me question the accuracy of other parts of the book.
1. Chapter 13, P196 Holland writes '[...] before attacking and capturing Port-en-Bessin to the east of Omaha Beach. This was where the American Mulberry harbour was due to be created.' No it wasn't it was built at the western end of Omaha Beach at Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer.
2. Chapter 13, P191 at Ponte du Hoc Holland writes ''[...] Colonel Rudder set up his command post by the smashed concrete of the anti-aircraft casement on the western side of the Pointe's cliffs.' It was on the eastern side, the depression though falling into the sea can clearly be seen and compared to historical photographs.
3. Holland also stated that Support Company of an Infantry Battalion was made up of Royal Engineers, that is not correct, assault pioneers make up Support Company and there may have been Royal Engineers attached.
These three mistakes are minor and are probably due to typos in parts.
4. Chapter 12, P176 Holland writes a passage which is more suited to a Hollywood film and makes me question how a historian could believe it, never mind write it. 'Martin led, and had gone ten paces when he trod on a Schu-mine - an anti-personnel mine that, the moment the pressure was released, burst into the air at knee height, spreading shrapnel and buckshot over a wide area. The key was not to release the pressure.' Utter tripe, no mine functions on pressure release, past or present. Some mines have anti-tamper devices that can work on pressure release but that is not what he said. The Schu-mine is classed as a blast mine, which means it explodes. It is not a bounding mine which leaps into the air and explodes like described. The Schu-mine was a small wooded mine with low metal content. The S-Mine or Bouncing Betty functioned as Holland describes and had a 4 second delay one triggered but it was not pressure release. A simple internet search of both these mines shows the layman what was written is rubbish.
Though this may seem a minor point, because it is fundamentally wrong and is like something Hollywood pedal how do we know other facts are correct? If this account was from veteran a check by James Holland would see that the information was incorrect. There are going to be thousands of people who believe this is how a mine functions and it rubbish.
Very disappointing, because I really enjoyed other parts of the book but had this niggle at the back of my mind that he had made it up too. As a story the book is great and will lead the reader through the campaign using individuals as a handrail. As an factual historical account i have my doubts. A check of the text by another historian would have help and made this one of the Normandy Campaign go to books. However this book will be put with the novels on the book shelf and not serious historical works.
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- Leigh Russell
- 02-03-20
great content
great content, some new material, and the author has a knack of tying up facts that any ww2 would have heard before, but the narration or the poor choice in the actor made for irritating listening, the actor was too breathy and inappropriate
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- Anonymous User
- 10-06-19
fantastic
has to be one of the best best books on D-Day I have listened to. well read brilliant story will listen again.
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- PurpleElephant
- 06-29-19
Excellent Book
Well researched, combining strategic big picture awareness with tactical and operational level insights. Making good arguments for some common misconceptions, I especially enjoyed the authors appraisals of the combatants weapons systems.
My only criticism is of the narrator. His reading can descend into near whispers, a very low tone. So if you have tinnitus, trouble with hearing low tones and or you would like to listen to the book in an environment with loads of ambient noise, like on hands free whilst driving, you will find his narration hard to hear and annoying.
Otherwise, fantastic, book 1 of the authors 3 part WW2 series is my next listen.
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- Nautilus
- 06-24-19
A fresh look at the Normandy campaign
I found this book immensely gripping giving a different view of the campaign not from any one perspective of the nations involved but an overview of all thing good and bad.
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- Matthew C.
- 04-29-23
Great research and detail
Wonderful book full. Of amazing stories and well researched.
Ruined by a narrator that continually feels the need to intermittently whisper so you can’t hear at a normal volume. So you have to keep turning the volume up and down.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-26-23
Riveting!!
Holland is my favourite historian.
I watch his video productions and now his writings fill many travelling hours.
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