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From the D-Day landings in June 1944 to the final declaration of peace the following year the Allied forces fought a bitter battle to the end against Hitler’s Nazi Germany. Sean Longden re-tells the unexpected true story of life among the ranks of Field Marshall Montgomery’s 21st Army group and reveals a tale of sex, burglary, rape, pillage and alcohol. Uncovering new material from interviews, documents and personal accounts, Sean Longden recounts what really happened on the road to Berlin.
‘A meticulously-researched, utterly absorbing account of the human story behind the battle to crush Hitler’s forces.’ Yorkshire Post
‘From D-Day to VE Day, historian Sean Longden reveals the sex ‘n’ rock ‘n’ drugs ‘n’ rock ‘n’ roll of soldiering’ The Times
‘A meticulously-researched, utterly absorbing account of the human story behind the battle to crush Hitler’s forces.’ Yorkshire Post
‘From D-Day to VE Day, historian Sean Longden reveals the sex ‘n’ rock ‘n’ drugs ‘n’ rock ‘n’ roll of soldiering’ The Times
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