诺曼底1944：登陆日与史诗般的77天法国战役

Holland's detailed descriptions make the battle feel incredibly real. I'm curious whether he drew from personal interviews or archival sources to craft this vivid narrative.

The book breaks down military tactics without overwhelming, but I wonder if this approach might oversimplify some aspects for those new to military history.

The mix of individual accounts really brought the events to life. I wonder what guided the selection process—were they based on availability, impact, or narrative flow?