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Paul Woodson
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Tantor Audio presents the complete audio version of the long-awaited one-volume campaign history from the leading experts of the decisive clash of Nazi and Soviet forces at Stalingrad.
Stalingrad is an abridged edition of the five-volume Stalingrad Trilogy.
©2017 The University Press of Kansas (P)2017 TantorListeners also enjoyed...
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- Richard Harding
- 11-20-18
Excellent - rich with detailed information.
An epic story which is described in rich detail. Strongly recommend for those seeking to obtain a strong operational level understanding of the Stalingrad battle. Especially useful for those interested in wargaming the conflict.
The narration held my attention.
Glantz does not disappoint but, like all of his works, accurate period maps are a necessary companion.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-16-20
An excellent work of academia
Well researched and documented. A must for anyone who wishes to dig deep into this moment in military history.
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- Michael Dura
- 10-02-24
Concise description of the movements of all forces involved as well as some strategic considerations on both sides
Way too much details of large group movements of which names and numbers mean very little to anyone but professionals. I became fairly bored with the story less than half way through with the remainder somewhat of a struggle to get through (for me as a layman) Was hoping more for more details concerning individual and small unit experiences and details.
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- mike dehner
- 06-25-18
well researched
very in depth. hard to keep track of units and movements without any visual aids lile maps and military graphics.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-01-19
Professional high quality history work
Unlike many books these days , this one is very well researched and structured properly too. It is based on sources from both sides of the conflict and adds appropriate commentary. Many historians based their work on either German or Russian sources but this one makes a point of using both.
Like with all D. Glantz works its always worth the time for a proper, in-depth understanding of the topic.
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- abulbulian
- 03-24-18
beat audible book to date
amazing research and presentation of subject material. finally a David Glantz book on audible. only took 2 years of me begging for it.. Hehe. best money spent in a decade. let's hope we see plenty more David Glatz and similar caliber WW2 books coming to audible in the future.
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- Katrina S.
- 05-30-23
Detailed account
Very detailed account of the battle, the descriptions of the units and their condition at each engagement is impressive.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-23-21
Less numbers, more humanity
The story of the greatest battle of WWII is a great study of humanity. Not numbers.
This story should focus more on the humanity, less on a list of battalions and armies.
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- Ken
- 08-31-23
Thorough Information, Great Delivery
Terrific account of the Stalingrad campaign from 6th Army’s initial drive to the city to Operation Uranus and beyond
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- christian maupin
- 04-17-19
Good book, doesn't work well as an audiobook.
I assume that when this book was written, it was meant to be read rather than listened to.
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