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Book Review: Caen Controversy: The Battle for Sword Beach 1944 by Andrew Stewart

Occasionally they lapse into using dramatized language to describe a battle and the point of view of the book is very firmly on the Finnish side. In summary, Finland At War: The Continuation and Lapland Wars 1941–45 is a very good book for a person who does not know much about the subject matter and it is easy to read. The scarcity of in-text references slightly hinders but does not prevent the book from being useful to an academic historian. As an addition to the sparse library of English-language military history books discussing Finland, it should be well received.