Hell on the Eastern Front (EN)

World History

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World History: German tanks rolled unimpeded across the Russian steppes at the start of Hitler’s campaign against the Soviet Union. But in 1943, the so-called Slavic “untermensch” (subhumans) gain the initiative and transform the country into a hell for Hitler’s in

Typ produktu: audiokniha (čo je to audiokniha a ako nakupovať?)
Jazyk: anglicky
Obsah audioknihy:
  • 01 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 1
  • 02 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 2
  • 03 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 3
  • 04 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 4
  • 05 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 5
  • 06 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 6
  • 07 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 7
  • 08 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 8
  • 09 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 9
  • 10 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 10
  • 11 - Hell on the Eastern Front EN, Part 11

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German tanks rolled unimpeded across the Russian steppes at the start of Hitler’s campaign against the Soviet Union. But in 1943, the so-called Slavic “untermensch” (subhumans) gain the initiative and transform the country into a hell for Hitler’s invasion forces. Nearly 100,000 Germans are captured after the Battle of Stalingrad at the beginning of the year. Ahead lies cold, hunger and ill-treatment, and only five percent of prisoners will return to Germany after the war. In mid-July the Red Army decisively defeats the Wehrmacht in history’s greatest tank battle. Hitler’s Tiger and Panther tanks are too heavy and slow against the Soviets’ more nimble T-34. Stalin’s counteroffensive costs millions of soldiers their lives, but men are an infinite resource for the Red Army. Fired up by thoughts of revenge, the Russians soon mass on the borders of the Third Reich.

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Dĺžka audioknihy

3:56 (236 minút)

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9788726626131

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Dátum vydania

08. január 2021

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