Voices From Stalingrad

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Jonathan Bastable

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A Fascinating Perspective on World War II’s Largest and Most Bitterly Fought Battle *Includes never-before-published material from rare German and Russian KGB sources *Authored by the critically acclaimed author of Voices from D-Day *Features rare photographs from both sides of the front No previous work about Stalingrad places such emphasis on the experience of ordinary fighters and civilians. This volume of human history and military strategy includes fresh translations from original sources describing this pivotal event of World War II as told by the German and Soviet soldiers who fought the battle, Russian civilians who watched the enemy at the gates as well as Western diplomat and newspaper correspondent onlookers.

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Voices From Stalingrad, Jonathan Bastable

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Pubblicato: 2006
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Titolo: Voices From Stalingrad
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Jonathan Bastable
Editore: David & Charles
Pubblicato: 2006
Formato: Copertina rigida
ISBN10: 0715321765
ISBN13: 9780715321768
Tag: Narrativa, Storia, Saggistica, Storia del mondo, Prosa di guerra, Guerre, Seconda guerra mondiale, Russia, Storia Militare
Valutazione: 4,35 su 5
Descrizione: A Fascinating Perspective on World War II’s Largest and Most Bitterly Fought Battle *Includes never-before-published material from rare German and Russian KGB sources *Authored by the critically acclaimed author of Voices from D-Day *Features rare photographs from both sides of the front No previous work about Stalingrad places such emphasis on the experience of ordinary fighters and civilians. This volume of human history and military strategy includes fresh translations from original sources describing this pivotal event of World War II as told by the German and Soviet soldiers who fought the battle, Russian civilians who watched the enemy at the gates as well as Western diplomat and newspaper correspondent onlookers.