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Title: World War II Stalingrad: A History from Beginning to End
Author: Hourly History
Narrator: Stephen Paul Aulridge Jr.
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-07-17
Publisher: Hourly History
Genres: History, Military
Publisher's Summary:
The Battle of Stalingrad, perceived by historians as the most important battle of World War II and regarded by Russians as the most significant battle in their countrys history, cannot be viewed solely as a military engagement between two powerful, long-time foes. The Soviet Union, which had climbed to power from the shambles of the 1917 Revolution that saw communism overthrow the czar, and Germany, which had risen from the ashes of World War Is Treaty of Versailles, certainly had a complicated history.
Stalingrad was a battle between the Allies and the Axis Powers; it was a struggle between the Soviet Union and Germany for victory; and it was also a test of wills between Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler, two totalitarian dictators who were willing to do whatever was necessary to demonstrate the supremacy of their systems of government.
Inside you will read about....
Stalin had succeeded Vladimir Lenin as the leader of the Soviet Union, and his entry upon the world stage ushered in a reign of absolute power as he bent a battered nation to conform to his will. Adolf Hitler, leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party, was elected chancellor of Germany in 1933 and promptly turned the beleaguered nation into a launch pad for Aryan domination. As their armies met at Stalingrad for a long and bloody struggle that would ultimately tally two million civilian and military casualties, the world would watch as two brutal regimes challenged one another while the fate of the free world hung in the balance.
Members Reviews:
Another Tragedy of War.
Good read. A lot of the material in this book was taken from The Hourly History Book written about Hitler. This book was still very well written and factual.
Quite good
This was a concise account of facts related to the German attempt on Stalingrad. It was shorter than I expected. I appreciated it being objectively written.
Great Book...
As with all the "Hourly History" Books this was an easy read and filled with fun facts. if you lack time to read a full history books these are the next best way to learn history.
Three Stars
WWII Stalingrad a very bloody battle, not much historical facts
I enjoy all Hourly History books
I enjoy all Hourly History books; they're too the point and
Give the most crucial points that matter. As a history buff l can revisit what l enjoyed about the great moments in history. The hourly format is great, as all your books have been and l recommend reading them!
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Title: World War II Stalingrad: A History from Beginning to End
Author: Hourly History
Narrator: Stephen Paul Aulridge Jr.
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-07-17
Publisher: Hourly History
Genres: History, Military
Publisher's Summary:
The Battle of Stalingrad, perceived by historians as the most important battle of World War II and regarded by Russians as the most significant battle in their countrys history, cannot be viewed solely as a military engagement between two powerful, long-time foes. The Soviet Union, which had climbed to power from the shambles of the 1917 Revolution that saw communism overthrow the czar, and Germany, which had risen from the ashes of World War Is Treaty of Versailles, certainly had a complicated history.
Stalingrad was a battle between the Allies and the Axis Powers; it was a struggle between the Soviet Union and Germany for victory; and it was also a test of wills between Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler, two totalitarian dictators who were willing to do whatever was necessary to demonstrate the supremacy of their systems of government.
Inside you will read about....
Stalin had succeeded Vladimir Lenin as the leader of the Soviet Union, and his entry upon the world stage ushered in a reign of absolute power as he bent a battered nation to conform to his will. Adolf Hitler, leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party, was elected chancellor of Germany in 1933 and promptly turned the beleaguered nation into a launch pad for Aryan domination. As their armies met at Stalingrad for a long and bloody struggle that would ultimately tally two million civilian and military casualties, the world would watch as two brutal regimes challenged one another while the fate of the free world hung in the balance.
Members Reviews:
Another Tragedy of War.
Good read. A lot of the material in this book was taken from The Hourly History Book written about Hitler. This book was still very well written and factual.
Quite good
This was a concise account of facts related to the German attempt on Stalingrad. It was shorter than I expected. I appreciated it being objectively written.
Great Book...
As with all the "Hourly History" Books this was an easy read and filled with fun facts. if you lack time to read a full history books these are the next best way to learn history.
Three Stars
WWII Stalingrad a very bloody battle, not much historical facts
I enjoy all Hourly History books
I enjoy all Hourly History books; they're too the point and
Give the most crucial points that matter. As a history buff l can revisit what l enjoyed about the great moments in history. The hourly format is great, as all your books have been and l recommend reading them!