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Peters Krieg - Tagebuch eines Panzerkommandanten
- Von der Normandie bis nach Ungarn
- Narrated by: Sascha Ulderup
- Length: 10 hrs and 59 mins
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Peters Krieg - Tagebuch eines Panzerkommandanten
Narrated by:
Sascha Ulderup
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Publisher's Summary
Peters Krieg ist die Geschichte eines Panzerkommandanten, der mit seinem Richtschützen Rudolf schon seit den Tagen des Russlandfeldzuges zusammen im Panzer sitzt. Eine enge Freundschaft verbindet die Beiden und sie werden zusammen mit Ihren Kameraden in die Hölle der Schlacht um die Normandie geworfen. Die schrecklichen Erlebnisse des Krieges werden ungeschönt wiedergegeben und lassen einem die Bilder dieses Völkerringens vor Augen kommen.
©2022 Rudolf Petersen (P)2022 Sascha Ulderup
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