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This book entails the story of the seige of Stalingrad. It is a moving book which I found hard to put down.
Having just been to St. Petersburg, I was interested in what the citizens of this great and beautiful city endured during WWII. This book was a very nice way to get a true idea of the horrible hardships endured by these people, two million of whom died. The story is all right, but the history is amazing. What a people! If you like a painless way to gather some facts, this is it. There is a good bibliography at the end.
the story of one families survival of the Nazi's 1941 seige of
Leningrad that killed 600,000..a winner of the Orange Prize and
on the new york times summer reading list
Leningrad that killed 600,000..a winner of the Orange Prize and
on the new york times summer reading list
