The Greatest Generation Free Audiobook Download by Tom Brokaw

The book begins with a quote taken from the letter written by a British soldier, Kenneth Moore, who fought in WWII. It is said that the men and women of World War II were 'the greatest generation'. They did not know how to quit and they knew how to fight. They had an indomitable spirit and they carried on no matter what was thrown at them.

The Greatest Generation by Tom Brokaw is the title of an award-winning book written by Tom Brokaw that examines and describes the lives, triumphs, and struggles of the original "Greatest Generation" from World War II. The generation grew up during a time where money was more than enough to live comfortably, but instead became exposed and affected by nihilism, racism, economic depression, WWII, cancer epidemics, labor strikes, and many other issues such as Civil Rights Movement.

This book is a compilation of interviews with people who lived through the times. It tells of different events in the US that shaped history, such as the Great Depression and WWII. The audio book is available for free at [Audible] on your computer or phone.

For many, the Great Depression was the defining moment during their childhood. In the 1930s, America experienced an economic crisis that led to severe unemployment and a soaring rate of death. The Great Depression was a time of social change in America – people were forced to grow their own food in poor soil, join a "soup kitchen" and live in shacks while their elders were out looking for work.

The Greatest Generation is a Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Tom Brokaw. The audiobook version of the book was narrated by the author himself and takes place in America between 1933 and 1945. Brokaw uses personal stories to tell the story of how America was transformed during the time of this intense world war, as well as their days of peace that followed.