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Discover the untold story of D-Day through German eyes as Major Werner Pluskat witnessed nearly 7,000 Allied ships approaching Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944, instantly recognizing Germany's inevitable defeat. This meticulously researched account reveals how German officers watched in stunned disbelief as 14,000+ aircraft sorties and a fleet of impossible scale demonstrated overwhelming Allied industrial superiority. Through Pluskat's firsthand perspective, explore the psychological collapse of the Wehrmacht who realized they were fighting entire industrial systems: the US alone produced 29,000 tanks in 1944 while Germany struggled to top 2,000 per month. This compelling narrative explores how the sheer mathematics of American mass production shattered Nazi ideology, proving that the war was won in the factories of Detroit, not on the beaches of Normandy.

HISTORICAL SOURCES
Primary Sources:
Cornelius Ryan. "The Longest Day: June 6, 1944" (1959) - featuring Pluskat's account
Declassified German 352nd Infantry Division records
German military correspondence, June 6, 1944
Allied Naval Operations Records, D-Day
U.S. Army Corps Historical Records
Secondary Sources:
Max Caulfield. "The Longest Day" film research (1962)
Fritz Ziegelman. "352nd Infantry Division in Normandy" (Post-war testimony)
Dietrich Kraiss. German division commander accounts
Robert Leckie. "Helmet for My Pillow" - D-Day accounts
Carlo D'Este. "Decision in Normandy" (1983)
Technical/Production Data:
U.S. War Department Statistical Records
Pratt & Whitney production records (engines)
Sherman tank production statistics
Allied air sortie data, June 6, 1944
German Luftwaffe operational reports

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