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Wo sind sie geblieben
- Ein Soldatenschicksal an der Ostfront
- Narrated by: Klaus G. Förg
- Length: 7 hrs and 35 mins
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Wo sind sie geblieben
Narrated by:
Klaus G. Förg
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Publisher's Summary
1943 tobt in Tscherkassy eine Kesselschlacht. Unter den Soldaten der deutschen Wehrmacht befindet sich Feldwebel Martin Hajek. Was er bis zum Kriegsende in Russland erlebt, die Gefechte am Bug und der schier aussichtslose Kampf mit dem unerbittlichen, grausamen Winter, wird in diesem aufwühlenden und zugleich packenden Roman erzählt. Tod und Verwundung sind ständig präsent, doch die Hoffnung auf eine Rückkehr nach Hause und die Menschlichkeit in einer unmenschlichen Zeit lassen die Soldaten durchhalten.
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