Ten: Most Challenging World War Experiences

ISBN-10
1554482984
ISBN-13
9781554482986
Series
Ten
Category
Dieppe Raid, 1942
Pages
48
Language
English
Published
2008
Authors
Karen Dick, Jeffrey D. Wilhelm

Description

"Whether sailing across the frigid waters of the Atlantic for months on end, choking during a poison gas attack, or nearly drowning in trenches full of mud, Canadian soldiers experienced it all during the two World Wars" (publisher).

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