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THE Traditional ACCOUNT OF 1 OF THE VERY REMARKABLE BATTLES OF WORLD-WAR II A Bridge Too Much is Cornelius Ryanis masterly share of the Battle of Arnhem, which marshalled the best armada of troop-carrying aircraft actually constructed and charge the Partners almost two times as many deaths as D-Day. In this work of background, Ryan narrates the Allied attempt to finish the conflict in Europe in 1944 by shedding the mixed flying causes of the American and British armies behind German lines to fully capture the bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem. Concentrating on a huge cast of characters -- from Dutch civilians to British and American strategists to typical troops and commanders -- Ryan brings alive among the most bold and ill fated procedures of the battle. A Bridge Too Much beautifully re-creates the suspense and horror, the loss and heroism of the legendary procedure, which ended in bitter defeat for the Partners.