Stalingrad Free Audiobook Download by Jonathan M. House,David M. Glantz

This audiobook is a gripping, detailed account of the battle for Stalingrad between the forces of the Third Reich and the Soviet Union. It is one of many books in the "The Great War" series that has been written on this event. The audiobook uses extensive interviews with commanders on both sides as well as other primary sources.

This audiobook tells the story of the Battle of Stalingrad, an epic battle that occurred during World War 2. It was a battle that redefined war, it was brutal and left many casualties on both sides. The overall theme is about comradeship between soldiers who were in for one last fight for their lives.

This is the first audiobook I have ever listened to and I found it so interesting. The narration was great and the story was well-written. I learned a lot about the battle of Stalingrad in WWII.

The battle of Stalingrad, World War II's bloodiest battle, is re-enacted in the audiobook Stalingrad by Jonathan M. House David M. Glantz narrated by Paul Woodson. It was a turning point for the war; China's fight for survival and Russia's search for victory led to an often overlooked and ultimately fatal chapter in history. The narration begins with a brief summary of the decisive battles leading up to Stalingrad, then describes the events during the Battle of Stalingrad itself using diary entries and interviews between letters written during that time. The narration brings you into the minds of those who lived through it all: soldiers on both sides, civilians, prisoners and more than just one German soldier as

A powerful and compelling account of the Battle of Stalingrad, written by two of the most eminent historians.

The best-selling audiobook is based on the historical Battle of Stalingrad, as described in a series of articles by military historian Jonathan M. House and was written by David M. Glantz. The book describes the battle from November 1942 to February 1943 in exhaustive detail, from the perspectives of all the major participants on both sides and many minor players, using eyewitness accounts.