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Rudolfs Krieg - Tagebuch eines Panzersoldaten
- Ostfront 1941 bis 1944
- Narrated by: Sascha Ulderup
- Length: 15 hrs and 50 mins
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Rudolfs Krieg - Tagebuch eines Panzersoldaten
Narrated by:
Sascha Ulderup
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Publisher's Summary
Rudolfs Krieg ist die Geschichte eines Soldaten der Panzertruppe, welcher vom Richtschützen bis zum Ersatz Kommandanten aufgestiegen ist.
In den Jahren an der Ostfront fand er Kameraden und Freunde, sah Tod und Verderben und blieb dabei trotzdem ein Mensch.
Er erzählt seine Geschichte, durchzogen von Erfolgen und Verlusten, von Siegen und Niederlagen.
Familie und Heimat bestimmen seine Sichtweise sowie auch Freundschaften unter den Soldaten. Aus diese Sicht hat noch keine über den Panzerkrieg im zweiten Weltkrieg berichtet.
©2022 Rudolf Petersen (P)2022 Sascha Ulderup
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