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科尼利厄斯·瑞恩(Cornelius Ryan,1920-1974),出生于爱尔兰,晚年加入美国国藉。1943年在《每日电讯报》服务期间出任欧洲战地记者,随军报道直至攻克柏林,然后又赴太平洋战区,曾因工作出色在美国数次获奖。1962年又获意大利班加雷拉文学奖。1973年 瑞恩被法国政府授予“荣誉军团”骑士称号。
其主要作品《最长的一天》(The Longest Day)的出版在世界各国引起轰动,并被福克斯公司拍成同名电影。他描写柏林之围与攻克的《最后一役》(The Last Battle),被译成20种文字出版,另一部《遥远的桥》(A Bridge Too Far)亦被好莱坞拍成同名电影。
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这是一本关于二战诺曼底登陆的纪实小说,作者从多个角度来描写了这个称作史上最长的一天惨烈战斗,从中我们仿佛可以身临其境地感受到在1944年6月6日里在诺曼底及其周边究竟发生了什么。 德军方面,西线B集团军司令隆美尔正在回家休假的路上,同时还准备着去面见希特勒以申请调...
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战地记者科尼利厄斯瑞恩的”二战史诗三部曲”之一的诺曼底登陆战役,是西线现场最为著名的战役之一…跟干巴巴的史料作品不一样,为了尽可能的还原二战现场的真实性,背后是瑞恩对数以千计的军人和平民的访问,读起来毫不干涩,反而犹如在看一场生动的电影… 不得不说,历史真的...
一直以来对历史比较感兴趣,花了几天阅读完这本书,多少士兵为民族自由与解放奉献了鲜活的生命,才有了今天和平的生活。对于现在来说,结局已成定局。可是在书的字里行间里,仍然为盟军的军官与士兵及战局担心。在这最长的一天里,每个人都尽自己最大的努力,他们的牺牲没有白...
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One must read. Legendary account of the most epic day in the past century from a people’s perspective. Cornelius Ryan is legendary for a reason. I think he stacks up well against Rick Atkinson, but my all time favorite WWII writer is still John Toland.
One must read. Legendary account of the most epic day in the past century from a people’s perspective. Cornelius Ryan is legendary for a reason. I think he stacks up well against Rick Atkinson, but my all time favorite WWII writer is still John Toland.
One must read. Legendary account of the most epic day in the past century from a people’s perspective. Cornelius Ryan is legendary for a reason. I think he stacks up well against Rick Atkinson, but my all time favorite WWII writer is still John Toland.
One must read. Legendary account of the most epic day in the past century from a people’s perspective. Cornelius Ryan is legendary for a reason. I think he stacks up well against Rick Atkinson, but my all time favorite WWII writer is still John Toland.
One must read. Legendary account of the most epic day in the past century from a people’s perspective. Cornelius Ryan is legendary for a reason. I think he stacks up well against Rick Atkinson, but my all time favorite WWII writer is still John Toland.