Il giorno che cambiò la seconda guerra mondiale

McManus's detailed narrative brings the battle to life; I'm curious what motivated him to highlight this particular aspect of D-Day and how he approached researching such intense events.

The book's vivid portrayal of military strategies really immerses the reader, but I wondered if some found the technical details a bit dense or hard to follow.

I want to know whether McManus's perspective offers new insights or emphasizes different themes that aren't as prominent in other books about this battle.