Of the nearly 5,000 Canadian soldiers involved in the Dieppe Raid, 907 were killed, almost 600 were wounded, and 1,946 were taken prisoner.
Analyze why the Dieppe Raid was such a disaster. Include details about the problems with timing, equipment, communication, and German preparedness that led to the heavy casualties.
Evaluate the historical debate about the Dieppe Raid: was it a valuable learning experience that helped later invasions, or was it simply a poorly planned disaster? Present both perspectives and explain why historians disagree.