1 Ascendance: Formation and Training, June 1943-May 1944; 2 Organisation, Equipment and Tactics; 3 The 'Little Fish' of D-Day: Tuesday, 6 June 1944; 4 Baptism of Fire: The First Battle for Caen, Wednesday, 7 June 1944; 5 Crime in the Abbey; 6 The Battles for the Canadian Salient, 8-10 June 1944; 7 The Renewed British Offensive and the Second Battle for Caen: 11-24 June 1944; 8 Operation 'Epsom' and the Third Battle for Caen: 25-30 June 1944; 9 Operation 'Windsor': Prelude to the Final Assault, 4-5 July 1944; 10 Operation 'Charnwood': 'We Were Meant to Die in Caen', 8-9 July 1944; 11 Rest and Refit: 12-17 July 1944; 12 Operation 'Goodwood': 18-21 July 1944; 13 An Unexpected Threat: The Battle of the Grimbosq Bridgehead, 6-8 August 1944; 14 Operation 'Totalise': 'One Bomber for Each One of Us', 8-11 August 1944; 15 Operation 'Tractable': 14-15 August 1944; 16 Thermopylae of Normandy: The Defence of Falaise, 16-18 August 1944; 17 The Narrow Lanes of Death: The Falaise Pocket, 18-21 August 1944; 18 Demise: Withdrawal Battles Across the Franco-Belgian Border and Return to Germany, 21 August-8 September 1944; 19 Reckoning and Trial; Appendix I 12.SS-Panzer Division 'Hitlerjugend' Order of Battle 6 June 1944'; Appendix II 3rd Canadian Infantry Division Order of Battle 6 June 1944; Appendix III 2nd Canadian Armoured Brigade Order of Battle 6 June 1944; Appendix IV 12.SS-Panzer Division 'Hitlerjugend' High Award Recipients for Actions Committed During the Normandy Campaign; Appendix V Military Rank Equivalents; Appendix VI Kampfgruppen (KG) Used by 12.SS-Panzer Division 'Hitlerjugend', June-September 1944; Bibliography.
