
Shallow Graves in Siberia
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Narrated by:
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Branko Tomovic
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By:
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Michael Krupa
About this listen
This is Michael Krupa’s story of how in 1939 he escaped the German invasion of Poland only to be captured by the Red Army, accused of espionage, and interrogated in the notorious Lubianka prison. He was then sent to the infamous Pechora Gulag, where most inmates died of overwork and starvation within a year. Amazingly, Kupra then escaped and made the gruelling journey from Siberia to Afghanistan.
This is a remarkable true story of survival and also gives a chilling insight into the brutality of Stalinist Russia. It reads like a thriller and is in the mould of Defiance, and Touching the Void in tales of human survival and endeavour against the odds.
©2004 Michael Krupa (P)2011 Audible LtdGreat story, awful narrator
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One felt that the journey from beginning to the end was a shared experience.
A must read book.
Great Story
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes. To educate them.Any additional comments?
An interesting story which unfortunately stopped to soon for me. I hope there is a second volume detailing his journey from Freedom in Afganistan through the middle east and finally joining the Polish Army in Britain.An incredible journey
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But where it disappoints, a little, is in the telling. It is a true life story so it would be unreasonable to expect the pacing and thrills of a novel but it does feel a little one-paced. But the real problem is the narrator - Branko Tomovic - he has an an engaging voice but, clearly English is not his first language, and very often - too often in fact - mis-pronunciations or incorrectly accented syllables make it a little difficult to understand. It's a harsh criticism I know, but I did find it distracting and often found myself having to replay or pause the book to try and check what had actually been said.
Astounding true story - pity about the narration
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Gulag story
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Incredible Memoir
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listened to this story a number of times.....
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Gripping story of resilience
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An incredible story well told
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the most amazing audiobook I have ever heard
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