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Adapted for young readers from the #1 New York Timesbestselling The Guns at Last Light, D-Day captures the events and the spirit of that dayJune 6, 1944the day that led to the liberation of western Europe from Nazi Germanys control. They came by sea and by sky to reclaim freedom from the occupying Germans, turning the tide of World War II. Atkinson skillfully guides his younger audience through the events leading up to, and of, the momentous day in this photo-illustrated adaptation. Perfect for history buffs and newcomers to the topic alike!

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CONTENTS

LIST OF MAPS

ALLIED COUNTRIES AND CHAIN OF COMMAND ON JUNE 6 1944 PARTIAL LIST - photo 3

ALLIED COUNTRIES
AND CHAIN OF COMMAND
ON JUNE 6, 1944 PARTIAL LIST

BELGIUM

KING LEOPOLD III

HUBERT PIERLOT , Prime Minister

GENERAL VICTOR VAN STRYDONCK DE BURKEL , Commander of the Belgian forces in Great Britain and Chief of the Belgian Military Mission to Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF)

BRITISH EMPIRE AND COMMONWEALTH

KING GEORGE VI , King of the United Kingdom and Dominions of the British Commonwealth

AUSTRALIA

JOHN CURTAIN , Prime Minister

SIR THOMAS BLAMEY, (Field Marshal) Commander in Chief of the Australian military forces

CANADA

WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE KING , Prime Minister

HARRY CRERAR , General and de facto commander of the Canadian military

UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND

WINSTON CHURCHILL , Prime Minister

ANDREW CUNNINGHAM , First Sea Lord, head of the Royal Navy

CHARLES PORTAL , Chief of the Air Staff, head of the Royal Air Force

BERNARD MONTGOMERY , 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, Field Marshal in command of the 21st Army Group and all Allied ground forces during Operation OVERLORD

HUGH DOWDING , 1st Baron Dowding, Air Chief Marshal RAF Fighter Command

REPUBLIC OF CHINA

CHIANG KAI-SHEK , leader of the Nationalist Government of the Republic of China and Supreme Commander of the Chinese theater

FREE FRENCH FORCES

CHARLES DE GAULLE , leader of the Free French, head of the French government in exile, and head of the French Army of Liberation

MAJOR GENERAL JACQUES-PHILIPPE LECLERC , in command of Free French forces in France

POLISH GOVERNMENT IN EXILE

WADYSAW RACZKIEWICZ , President of the Polish government in exile

STANISAW MIKOAJCZYK , Prime Minister of the Polish government in exile

KAZIMIERZ SOSNKOWSKI , Commander in Chief of the Polish Armed Forces

SOVIET UNION

JOSEPH STALIN , General Secretary of the Communist Party, Premier of the Soviet Union

GEORGY ZHUKOV , Field Marshal

NIKOLAY GERASIMOVICH KUZNETSOV , Admiral of the Soviet Navy

VYACHESLAV MOLOTOV , Foreign Minister

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT , President

GEORGE MARSHALL , General and Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army

HENRY H. ARNOLD , Commanding General of the U.S. Army Air Forces

ERNEST KING , Commander in Chief of the U.S. Fleet, Chief of Naval Operations, and Fleet Admiral

HENRY L. STIMSON , Secretary of War

EUROPEAN FRONT

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER , Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in Europe

OMAR N. BRADLEY , General of the U.S. Army

JACOB L. DEVERS , Commander of the 6th Army Group in Europe

CARL ANDREW SPAATZ , Commander of the Air Forces Combat Command

ROYAL E. INGERSOLL , Commander in Chief of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet

AXIS COUNTRIES AND CHAIN OF COMMAND ON JUNE 6 1944 PARTIAL LIST THE - photo 4

AXIS COUNTRIES
AND CHAIN OF COMMAND
ON JUNE 6, 1944 PARTIAL LIST

THE THIRD REICH (NAZI GERMANY)

ADOLF HITLER , Fhrer

HEINRICH HIMMLER , Supreme Commander of the Home Army

HERMANN GRING , Commander in Chief of the Luftwaffe, Reichsmarschall of the Greater German Reich

ALBERT SPEER , German Minister of Armaments

WILHELM KEITEL , General and Chief of the High Command of the German military

GERD VON RUNDSTEDT , Field Marshal of the German Army

ERWIN ROMMEL , in command of the German forces during the Battle of Normandy

EMPIRE OF JAPAN

HIROHITO , Emperor, Commander of the Imperial General Headquarters

HIDEKI TOJO , Prime Minister

MITSUMASA YONAI , Minister of the Imperial Japanese Navy

OSAMI NAGANO , Chief of Staff of the Imperial Japanese Navy

TOMOYUKI YAMASHITA , Lieutenant General of the Imperial Japanese Army

ITALIAN SOCIAL REPUBLIC

BENITO MUSSOLINI , Head of State

RODOLFO GRAZIANI , Minister of Defense

GIOVANNI MESSE , Commander of the Italian Expeditionary Corps in Russia

1939 MAY 22 Adolf Hitler of Germany signs a treaty with Italys Benito - photo 5

1939

MAY 22

Adolf Hitler of Germany signs a treaty with Italys Benito Mussolini

AUGUST 23

Joseph Stalin of Russia and Adolf Hitler sign a pact vowing not to invade each others countries

SEPTEMBER 1

Germany invades Poland

SEPTEMBER 3

Britain and France declare war on Germany

SEPTEMBER 10

The Parliament of Canada declares war on Germany

DECEMBER 18

First Canadian troops arrive in Europe

1940

MAY 9

Germany invades Denmark and Norway

MAY 10

Germany invades Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg

MAY 15

Holland surrenders

JUNE 10

Italy declares war on Britain and France

JUNE 14

Germany invades Paris, and France surrenders to the Nazis

JUNE 28

Charles de Gaulle is recognized as the leader of the Free French Forces, French troops who had escaped to Britain after the Nazis occupied France

JULY 10

The Battle of Britain between the RAF and the Luftwaffe begins in the skies over England

SEPTEMBER 7

The German Blitz against London begins

SEPTEMBER 13

Italian forces invade Egypt

SEPTEMBER 17

Hitler postpones invasion of Britain after losing air battle

OCTOBER 7

German troops enter Romania

OCTOBER 28

Italy invades Greece

1941

APRIL 27

German troops occupy Athens

JUNE 1

The Nazi SS begin mass murder of Jews in eastern Poland

JUNE 22

Germans launch massive invasion of the Soviet Union

DECEMBER 7

The Japanese attack the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

DECEMBER 8

The U.S. Congress declares war on Japan

DECEMBER 11

Germany and Italy declare war on the U.S. The U.S. Congress declares war on Germany and Italy

1942

JANUARY 26

U.S. troops arrive in Europe

FEBRUARY 15

The British surrender to Japanese forces in Singapore

APRIL 1

Internment of U.S. Japanese-American citizens begins

JUNE 47

The U.S. wins decisive Battle of Midway, sinking four Japanese aircraft carriers

JULY 6

Anne Frank and her family go into hiding in Amsterdam

AUGUST

Germany attacks the Russian city of Stalingrad

NOVEMBER 8

The U.S. invasion of North Africa begins

1943

JANUARY 10

Soviets begin offensive against Germans in Stalingrad

JANUARY 23

U.S. troops take Tripoli (now Libya)

FEBRUARY 1

Germans surrender to Soviet forces in Stalingrad

MAY

Allied troops defeat the Germans in North Africa

JULY 5

Germans launch the largest tank battle in history at Kursk, Russia

JULY 9

Allied invasion of Sicily, an island off Italy, begins

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