Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day’s Black Heroes, at Home and at War – An Essential Account of African Americans, Racism, and Valor in World War II
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Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day’s Black Heroes, at Home and at War – An Essential Account of African Americans, Racism, and Valor in World War II

by Linda Hervieux

African American History military nonfiction World War II History
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Forgotten tells the untold story of African Americans during World War II, focusing on their experiences surrounding D-Day and the racism they confronted at home and in service. Linda Hervieux’s account highlights their valor and contributions while bringing greater attention to a neglected part of wartime history.

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Forgotten explores the overlooked story of African Americans during World War II.

The book focuses on D-Day and the contributions of Black heroes in wartime.

It examines the racism they faced both at home and during their military service.

Linda Hervieux presents an account centered on courage, sacrifice, and historical remembrance.

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