Join co-author of “Divided at D-Day” Edward Gordon for a detailed look at the ways in which national rivalries and personality conflicts among Allied commanders adversely affected the 1944 D-Day invasion and its aftermath during World War II.

 

Edward E. Gordon, Ph.D., is a professional historian, researcher, writer, and speaker. For a twenty-year period he taught history courses at DePaul University Chicago and also business subjects at Loyola University Chicago and Northwestern. He is the author or co-author of 19 books and has written over 300 articles in journals and trade publications.

 

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