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Historical person
Omar Bradley is represented in the linked historical fiction and non-fiction through military command and battlefield decision-making and empire, conquest and resistance. These works approach the figure through the surrounding events, relationships and political conflicts rather than through a standalone biography.
In Jeff Shaara’s The Steel Wave, Omar Bradley and Bernard Montgomery prepare the land forces, George S. Patton waits for a command, and Erwin Rommel strengthens the Atlantic Wall while arguing with the German high command over how the beaches should be defended.
In non-fiction, Omar Bradley is discussed in John Man’s The D-Day Atlas. John Man’s The D-Day Atlas approaches the subject through military command and battlefield decision-making and empire, conquest and resistance.
Series
The World War II series traces the principal American campaigns from North Africa in 1942 to the end of the Pacific War in 1945. The Rising Tide covers North Africa and Sicily; The Steel Wave reconstructs D-Day and Normandy; No Less Than Victory follows the Battle of the…
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Non Fiction
Biographies, histories and other non-fiction are listed separately from the historical novels above.
