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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700625240
ISBN-13
9780700625246
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Book Title
Stopping the Panzers : the Untold Story of D-Day
Number of Pages
400 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Military / World War II, Canada / Post-Confederation (1867-), Military / Canada
Publication Year
2017
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History
Author
Marc Milner
Book Series
Modern War Studies
Format
Trade Paperback

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0.9 in
Item Weight
19.8 Oz
Item Length
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23
Reviews
"Milner's work is well-researched and crisply written. [He] has made a major contribution to the historiography of the Normandy campaign. Students of the campaign, ranging from the most serious to the most casual, will profit from reading this work."-- Marine Corps History "Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn about the vital role Canadians played in the early days of the Normandy landings."-- Canadian Military History "A fitting contribution to a growing body of literature on the history of the Canadian army in Normandy."-- Journal of Military History "One of the most decisive battles of the Second World War II need no longer be forgotten."-- American Historical Review "Presents a gripping, superbly researched narrative of the fighting in Normandy, with a salutary stress on the vital role of the Canadian Third Division."-- Michigan War Studies Review "A very readable and valuable contribution to the literature on the Normandy operation."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Stopping the Panzers is a paradigm shift in Canadian history on Operation Overlord. It is a well-written book that is, despite the vast amount of new facts, easy to read. Because it is based on rigorous research from allied and a German archives and because of the author's familiarity with the terrain Stopping the Panzers is not just another book about Operation Overlord, but a truly unique view on the Canadian mission and role in the operation. Because it is so groundbreaking and well-written it is a "must-have" for every individual interested in the Second World War.-- Parameters One of the best books about Normandy to appear in recent years.-- Stone & Stone: Second World War Books, "An excellent book. A fresh and exciting new take on the opening days of Operation Overlord by a leading Canadian scholar. Milner not only rescues the Canadian army from the obscurity that has enveloped it in most histories of the campaign, he places the Canadians right at the heart of the Overlord narrative, where Allied planners intended them to be: in the center of the line; astride the most vulnerable terrain; and armed, trained, and equipped to shoot up the inevitable German counterattack. As Milner shows in this deeply researched and gripping narrative, that was precisely what they did."Robert M. Citino , author of The Wehrmacht Retreats: Fighting a Lost War, 1943 An extraordinarily detailed account of the vital Canadian contributions to the Allied landings in Normandy, Milners work completely revises our understanding of the role of Canadian forces in taking and holding a crucial segment of the landing area against repeated counterattacks by German panzer divisions. . . . A masterpiece of historical scholarship from one of the most authoritative voices in Canadian military history.Peter Mansoor , author of The GI Offensive in Europe: The Triumph of American Infantry Divisions, 19411945 "An impressive book that tells a compelling story. Among its many strengths are the broad, deep documentation of both sides of the fight; the gift for combat narrative; and the authors intimate familiarity with the ground on which the battle was fought. It adds greatly to our understanding of the AlliesNormandy campaign."Harold R. Winton , author of Corps Commanders of the Bulge: Six American Generals and Victory in the Ardennes, "An excellent book. A fresh and exciting new take on the opening days of Operation Overlord by a leading Canadian scholar. Milner not only rescues the Canadian army from the obscurity that has enveloped it in most histories of the campaign, he places the Canadians right at the heart of the Overlord narrative, where Allied planners intended them to be: in the center of the line; astride the most vulnerable terrain; and armed, trained, and equipped to shoot up the inevitable German counterattack. As Milner shows in this deeply researched and gripping narrative, that was precisely what they did."-- Robert M. Citino , author of The Wehrmacht Retreats: Fighting a Lost War, 1943 "An extraordinarily detailed account of the vital Canadian contributions to the Allied landings in Normandy, Milner's work completely revises our understanding of the role of Canadian forces in taking and holding a crucial segment of the landing area against repeated counterattacks by German panzer divisions. . . . A masterpiece of historical scholarship from one of the most authoritative voices in Canadian military history."-- Peter Mansoor , author of The GI Offensive in Europe: The Triumph of American Infantry Divisions, 1941-1945 "An impressive book that tells a compelling story. Among its many strengths are the broad, deep documentation of both sides of the fight; the gift for combat narrative; and the author's intimate familiarity with the ground on which the battle was fought. It adds greatly to our understanding of the Allies'Normandy campaign."-- Harold R. Winton , author of Corps Commanders of the Bulge: Six American Generals and Victory in the Ardennes, "An excellent book. A fresh and exciting new take on the opening days of Operation Overlord by a leading Canadian scholar. Milner not only rescues the Canadian army from the obscurity that has enveloped it in most histories of the campaign, he places the Canadians right at the heart of the Overlord narrative, where Allied planners intended them to be: in the center of the li≠ astride the most vulnerable terrain; and armed, trained, and equipped to shoot up the inevitable German counterattack. As Milner shows in this deeply researched and gripping narrative, that was precisely what they did."- Robert M. Citino , author of The Wehrmacht Retreats: Fighting a Lost War, 1943 "An extraordinarily detailed account of the vital Canadian contributions to the Allied landings in Normandy, Milner's work completely revises our understanding of the role of Canadian forces in taking and holding a crucial segment of the landing area against repeated counterattacks by German panzer divisions. . . . A masterpiece of historical scholarship from one of the most authoritative voices in Canadian military history."- Peter Mansoor , author of The GI Offensive in Europe: The Triumph of American Infantry Divisions, 19411945 "An impressive book that tells a compelling story. Among its many strengths are the broad, deep documentation of both sides of the fight; the gift for combat narrative; and the author's intimate familiarity with the ground on which the battle was fought. It adds greatly to our understanding of the Allies'Normandy campaign."- Harold R. Winton , author of Corps Commanders of the Bulge: Six American Generals and Victory in the Ardennes, "Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn about the vital role Canadians played in the early days of the Normandy landings."-- Canadian Military History "A fitting contribution to a growing body of literature on the history of the Canadian army in Normandy."-- Journal of Military History "One of the most decisive battles of the Second World War II need no longer be forgotten."-- American Historical Review "Presents a gripping, superbly researched narrative of the fighting in Normandy, with a salutary stress on the vital role of the Canadian Third Division."-- Michigan War Studies Review "A very readable and valuable contribution to the literature on the Normandy operation."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Stopping the Panzers is a paradigm shift in Canadian history on Operation Overlord. It is a well-written book that is, despite the vast amount of new facts, easy to read. Because it is based on rigorous research from allied and a German archives and because of the author's familiarity with the terrain Stopping the Panzers is not just another book about Operation Overlord, but a truly unique view on the Canadian mission and role in the operation. Because it is so groundbreaking and well-written it is a "must-have" for every individual interested in the Second World War.-- Parameters "One of the best books about Normandy to appear in recent years."-- Stone & Stone: Second World War Books, "An excellent book. A fresh and exciting new take on the opening days of Operation Overlord by a leading Canadian scholar. Milner not only rescues the Canadian army from the obscurity that has enveloped it in most histories of the campaign, he places the Canadians right at the heart of the Overlord narrative, where Allied planners intended them to be: in the center of the line; astride the most vulnerable terrain; and armed, trained, and equipped to shoot up the inevitable German counterattack. As Milner shows in this deeply researched and gripping narrative, that was precisely what they did."-- Robert M. Citino , author of The Wehrmacht Retreats: Fighting a Lost War, 1943 An extraordinarily detailed account of the vital Canadian contributions to the Allied landings in Normandy, Milner's work completely revises our understanding of the role of Canadian forces in taking and holding a crucial segment of the landing area against repeated counterattacks by German panzer divisions. . . . A masterpiece of historical scholarship from one of the most authoritative voices in Canadian military history.-- Peter Mansoor , author of The GI Offensive in Europe: The Triumph of American Infantry Divisions, 1941-1945 "An impressive book that tells a compelling story. Among its many strengths are the broad, deep documentation of both sides of the fight; the gift for combat narrative; and the author's intimate familiarity with the ground on which the battle was fought. It adds greatly to our understanding of the Allies'Normandy campaign."-- Harold R. Winton , author of Corps Commanders of the Bulge: Six American Generals and Victory in the Ardennes, "Milner's work is well-researched and crisply written. [He] has made a major contribution to the historiography of the Normandy campaign. Students of the campaign, ranging from the most serious to the most casual, will profit from reading this work."-- Marine Corps History "Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn about the vital role Canadians played in the early days of the Normandy landings."-- Canadian Military History "A fitting contribution to a growing body of literature on the history of the Canadian army in Normandy."-- Journal of Military History "One of the most decisive battles of the Second World War II need no longer be forgotten."-- American Historical Review "Presents a gripping, superbly researched narrative of the fighting in Normandy, with a salutary stress on the vital role of the Canadian Third Division."-- Michigan War Studies Review "A very readable and valuable contribution to the literature on the Normandy operation."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Stopping the Panzers is a paradigm shift in Canadian history on Operation Overlord. It is a well-written book that is, despite the vast amount of new facts, easy to read. Because it is based on rigorous research from allied and a German archives and because of the author's familiarity with the terrain Stopping the Panzers is not just another book about Operation Overlord, but a truly unique view on the Canadian mission and role in the operation. Because it is so groundbreaking and well-written it is a "must-have" for every individual interested in the Second World War.-- Parameters "One of the best books about Normandy to appear in recent years."-- Stone & Stone: Second World War Books, "A fitting contribution to a growing body of literature on the history of the Canadian army in Normandy."-- Journal of Military History "One of the most decisive battles of the Second World War II need no longer be forgotten."-- American Historical Review "Presents a gripping, superbly researched narrative of the fighting in Normandy, with a salutary stress on the vital role of the Canadian Third Division."-- Michigan War Studies Review "A very readable and valuable contribution to the literature on the Normandy operation."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Stopping the Panzers is a paradigm shift in Canadian history on Operation Overlord. It is a well-written book that is, despite the vast amount of new facts, easy to read. Because it is based on rigorous research from allied and a German archives and because of the author's familiarity with the terrain Stopping the Panzers is not just another book about Operation Overlord, but a truly unique view on the Canadian mission and role in the operation. Because it is so groundbreaking and well-written it is a "must-have" for every individual interested in the Second World War.-- Parameters "One of the best books about Normandy to appear in recent years."-- Stone & Stone: Second World War Books, "A fitting contribution to a growing body of literature on the history of the Canadian army in Normandy."Journal of Military History "One of the most decisive battles of the Second World War II need no longer be forgotten."American Historical Review "Presents a gripping, superbly researched narrative of the fighting in Normandy, with a salutary stress on the vital role of the Canadian Third Division."Michigan War Studies Review "A very readable and valuable contribution to the literature on the Normandy operation."New York Military Affairs Symposium Stopping the Panzers is a paradigm shift in Canadian history on Operation Overlord. It is a well-written book that is, despite the vast amount of new facts, easy to read. Because it is based on rigorous research from allied and a German archives and because of the authors familiarity with the terrain Stopping the Panzers is not just another book about Operation Overlord, but a truly unique view on the Canadian mission and role in the operation. Because it is so groundbreaking and well-written it is a must-havefor every individual interested in the Second World War.Parameters One of the best books about Normandy to appear in recent years.Stone & Stone: Second World War Books
Dewey Decimal
940.54/21421
Table Of Content
List of maps List of Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction 1. All Roads Lead to Courseulles 2. Prelude to Battle 3. The Assault, 6 June 4. 9th Brigade Advances: The Morning of 7 June 5. Death in the Afternoon: The 12th SS Attacks, 7 June 6. According to Plan: The Advance of 7th Brigade, 7 June 7. Putot, 8 June 8. Bretteville and Cardonville, 8 June 9. Norrey, 9-10 June Conclusion Notes Selected Bibliography Index
Synopsis
The story of the heroism of the Canadian forces during the Normandy campaign and their success in defeating the German armored counterattack., Brigadier General James L. Collins Jr. Book Prize In the narrative of D-Day the Canadians figure chiefly--if at all--as an ineffective force bungling their part in the early phase of Operation Overlord. The reality is quite another story. As both the Allies and the Germans knew, only Germany's Panzers could crush Overlord in its tracks. The Canadians' job was to stop the Panzers--which, as this book finally makes clear, is precisely what they did. Rescuing from obscurity one of the least understood and most important chapters in the history of D-Day, Stopping the Panzers is the first full account of how the Allies planned for and met the Panzer threat to Operation Overlord. As such, this book marks nothing less than a paradigm shift in our understanding of the Normandy campaign. Beginning with the Allied planning for Operation Overlord in 1943, historian Marc Milner tracks changing and expanding assessments of the Panzer threat, and the preparations of the men and units tasked with handling that threat. Featured in this was the 3rd Canadian Division, which, treated so dismissively by history, was actually the most powerful Allied formation to land on D-Day, with a full armored brigade and nearly 300 artillery and antitank guns under command. Milner describes how, over four days of intense and often brutal battle, the Canadians fought to a literal standstill the 1st SS Panzer Corps--which included the Wehrmacht's 21st Panzer Division; its vaunted elite Panzer Lehr Division; and the rabidly zealous 12th SS Hitler Youth Panzer Division, whose murder of 157 Canadian POWs accounted for nearly a quarter of Canadian fatalities during the fighting. Stopping the Panzers sets this murderous battle within the wider context of the Overlord assault, offering a perspective that challenges the conventional wisdom about Allied and German combat efficiency, and leads to one of the freshest assessments of the D-Day landings and their pre-attack planning in more than a decade.

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