
They Fought at Anzio
John S.D. EisenhowerThey Fought at Anzio
January 1, 2007University of Missouri Press320 pages
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"Eisenhower examines the Allies' Italian campaign--which included some of World War II's longest and bloodiest battles--with an emphasis on the Anzio offensive from the perspectives of the individuals who fought, both commanders and foot soldiers, highlighting his analysis with quotations from personal accounts and memoirs"--Provided by publisher.
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