Alan Judd

Lambs to the slaughter: the fiasco of the Dieppe Raid, August 1942

The young Canadians suffered most in the Allies’ disastrous operation. David O’Keefe helps explain why no one took responsibility

Casualties of the Dieppe Raid, August 1942
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  • One Day in August: Ian Fleming, Enigma and the Deadly Raid on Dieppe

    David O’Keefe

    Icon Books, pp. 476, £25

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