Liberation: the bitter road to freedom, Europe 1944-1945
by Hitchcock, William I; Hitchcock, William I.
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BookPublisher: Faber 2009ISBN: 9780571227723; 0571227724.Classification number: 940.5312 HITSubject(s): World War, 1939-1945 -- EuropeSubject: The traditional image of Europe in 1945 is of grateful civilians showering soldiers with flowers. In reality, liberation was a violent and chaotic process. Using first-hand accounts, this text shows that the motives and behaviour of the Allied forces were far from noble - they frequently abused power, looting homes and sexually assaulting women.
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| 940.53 MACM Americans at D-day: | 940.53 RUS No triumphant procession: | 940.53 WEA Renegades | 940.5312 HIT Liberation: the bitter road to freedom, Europe 1944-1945 | 940.5318 FRI Nazi Germany and the Jews, 1933-1945 | 940.5318 SHE After daybreak: | 940.54 BRE Daring missions of World War II |
Includes bibliographical references and index
The traditional image of Europe in 1945 is of grateful civilians showering soldiers with flowers. In reality, liberation was a violent and chaotic process. Using first-hand accounts, this text shows that the motives and behaviour of the Allied forces were far from noble - they frequently abused power, looting homes and sexually assaulting women.
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