Hassel Sven: Vidio sam kako umiru

Translator: Gaži Franjo

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  • Author: Hassel Sven
  • Translator: Gaži Franjo
  • Publisher: Globus
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  • Condition: Excellent
  • Code: 21245

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Vidio sam kako umiru

Hassel Sven

Translator: Gaži Franjo

Summary

Sven Hassel: I saw them die

THE FÜHRER'S ORDER WAS SIMPLE: FORWARD TO MOSCOW! And then the powerful armored regiments rumbled and went into action: they killed, raped, set fire, broke through vast Russian spaces...

It was the bloodiest of all Hitler's wars, a war in which Russian infantry threw themselves under German tanks, in which Russian women fought as bravely as men, in which German weapons killed Germans and Russian weapons, turning them into mercilessly into piles of shredded flesh...

And, finally, Porta, Malešni, Barcelona, few of the many who remained - carrying nothing with which they could win the war - began a long retreat across the plain covered with dead, where blood and bodies had already frozen under the winter ice...

Little is known about the poorly equipped, poorly fed German army on the Russian battlefield. In his first book (LEGION OF THE DAMNED), Sven Hassel already described the indescribable suffering of German soldiers exposed to the harsh winter due to the madman Hitler and the German high command, but in the book "I SAW THEM DIE" there is an unprecedented tragic emphasis.

In the course of this Odyssey, the battles right in front of Moscow in the winter of 1941 are described. And then, after the defeat, the retreat. Their return to the German lines is the most dramatic episode in this book, and this book is considered the most successful in the great series of war novels.

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  • Author: Hassel Sven
  • Translator: Gaži Franjo
  • Publisher: Globus
  • Year of publication:1976
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:335
  • Dimensions:13.5x20.5 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Excellent
  • Binding:Hardcover with dust jacket

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