From Normandy to Paris is a comprehensive and authoritative study that combines rigorous military analysis with a clear, accessible narrative. The book examines in detail the origins and development of the Allied campaign in France, along with the key factors that made its success possible, from the planning of the Normandy landings through to the liberation of Paris.

Readers are guided through both the major operations and the strategic decisions taken at the highest levels of command, including an objective assessment of the real impact of internal contradictions and errors within the Third Reich’s High Command.

Essential reading for anyone seeking a thorough understanding of the liberation of France, this volume presents a detailed account of military operations alongside a clear analysis of the strategic choices that shaped the campaign. The text is supported by an extensive selection of period photographs, operational maps, tables covering organization, equipment logs, and casualties, as well as full-color vehicle profiles for both sides, featuring accurate illustrations of insignia and markings. An indispensable reference for vehicle modellers and military history enthusiasts alike.