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Patrick Wright: The Village that Died for England [2021] trade paper back ZDUBL 'Goes beyond talks of glassShortly before Christmas in 1943, the British military announced they were taking over a remote valley on the Dorset coast and turning it into a firing range for tanks in preparation for D Day. The residents of the village of Tyneham loyally packed up their things and filed out of their homes into temporary accommodation, yet Tyneham refused to die. Although it was never returned to its pre war occupants and owners, Tyneham would persist through a