The Second World War, Volume 3: The Grand Alliance – [AUDIOBOOK]

The Second World War, Volume 3: The Grand Alliance – [AUDIOBOOK]
mp3 | 2.43 GB | Author: Winston S. Churchill | Year: 1986

Description:

The six-volume work of W. Churchill is a heroic epic of the peoples who opposed the planetary danger, written by an outstanding politician, scrupulous historian and talented writer. This is a chronicle of the daily leadership of the country by a statesman whose contribution to the common cause of the victory of the anti-Hitler coalition is beyond doubt. This reflections on the past, designed to serve as an edification to posterity. In the first book, volumes I and II of memoirs are published in an abridged translation from English and describe the events from 1919 to December 1940, which led to an unnecessary, according to the author, war that could have been avoided. The second book publishes the third and fourth volumes of memoirs and describes the events from January 1941 to June 1943: the invasion of Nazi Germany into the Soviet Union, the attack of militarist Japan on the United States, the creation of the anti-Hitler coalition, the transition of the allies from defense to offensive. The third book publishes the fifth and sixth volumes of memoirs and describes the events from June 1943 to July 1945 – the surrender of Germany’s allies, the Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam conferences, the landing of American, British and Canadian troops in Normandy, the defeat of the Nazi troops in as a result of the historic victories of the Soviet army and allies, the surrender of Germany. For the first time in Russia – a collection of the best texts by Jeremy Clarkson, the longtime host of Top Gear, the most popular auto show on Earth. If you haven’t met Jeremy yet, you’ll be convinced that this man is capable of talking about cars brighter, meaner and more competent than anyone in the world. But he also has his own opinion about the universe and a variety of events. And here he forgets about the brakes. That is why he is called to court eight times a week, and the only person he has not scolded in his columns and on TV is his own wife. If you have read Clarkson, this book is another reason to see what a scoundrel he is after all. And an excellent writer.

Category:Biography & Autobiography, History, Nonfiction