500 Days: The War in Eastern Europe, 1944-1945
This book concerns the conflict in Eastern Europe during the five-hundred day period between 1944 and nearly half of 1945, the single largest military event in human experience. Nine hundred and twenty days of combat between the two nations had passed 1943 closed. This work concerns the oft-ignored period that followed.
The book analyzes the battlefield environment and then moves through extensive operational descriptions of the battles through the next five hundred days, covering the campaigns from the Ukraine and in front of Leningrad into the heart of Central Europe, completing the destruction of Hitler's Reich.
About the AuthorBorn in 1964 and raised in Rhode Island, Sean M. McAteer is a 1986 graduate of the University of Miami, where he began work on his Eastern Front history. Sean went on to Suffolk University Law School in Boston and has been a Rhode Island attorney since 1989. Sean is married to surgeon Dr. Allison L. McAteer and they have three children, Mary, Keith, and Brendan. Sean continues to practice law out of his own offices in Providence, Rhode Island. Besides his family, military history and the Red Sox have remained Sean's overriding passions.
(2009, paperback, 468 pages)Accessories
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