Ghosts of the Ostfront Series

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(25 customer reviews)

April – October 2009

Part One

covering the conflict between the Germans and the Soviet Union in the Second World War. Dan gives an introduction to the subject and discusses the causes and opening moves of Operation Barbarossa.

Part Two

of the Ostfront series covering WW2 on the Eastern Front, Dan looks at the attempt to take Moscow and the many compelling stories surrounding the momentous1941 German offensive.

Part Three

of the Ostfront series covering WW2 on the Eastern Front, In the final episode of the horror story that is the Eastern Front the tale descends into unimaginable darkness as vengeance is called down on Germany. This graphic episode is not for young ears. Dan looks at the situation in the U.S.S.R. during 1942 and early 1943, including the dreadful Battle of Stalingrad.

Part Four

In the final episode of the horror story that is the Eastern Front the tale descends into unimaginable darkness as vengeance is called down on Germany. This graphic episode is not for young ears.

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Hardcore History 27- Ghosts of the Ostfront I

Part one covering the conflict between the Germans and the Soviet Union in the Second World War. Dan gives an introduction to the subject and discusses the causes and opening moves of Operation Barbarossa.

Publish Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009
Duration – 1:05:54

Hardcore History 28 – Ghosts of the Ostfront II

In Part Two of the Ostfront series covering WW2 on the Eastern Front, Dan looks at the attempt to take Moscow and the many compelling stories surrounding the momentous1941 German offensive.

Publish Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009
Duration – 1:28:30

Hardcore History 29 – Ghosts of the Ostfront III

In Part Three of the Ostfront series covering WW2 on the Eastern Front, Dan looks at the situation in the U.S.S.R. during 1942 and early 1943, including the dreadful Battle of Stalingrad.

Publish Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009
Duration – 1:30:19

Hardcore History 30 – Ghosts of the Ostfront IV

In the final episode of the horror story that is the Eastern Front the tale descends into unimaginable darkness as vengeance is called down on Germany. This graphic episode is not for young ears.

Publish Date:Sat, 10 Oct 2009
Duration – 1:39:34

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25 reviews for Ghosts of the Ostfront Series

  1. Julia.Pikachu

    Purchased this maybe 2 ago and I can’t stop replaying it from start to finish all over again every 2 days while running errands/walking the dog/doing chores. Not just worth every penny – I feel like I ripped Dan off by paying so little for the joy of reliving the thrill repeatedly. Having been brought to America as a child after the Soviet Union collapsed as refugees fleeing anti-semitism, having this history playing like a movie in my head just floored me. Not only do you not need a PhD in history to tell stories, it seems like teachers/professors, for the most part, in my experience, are the worst story-tellers of all time. Having to memorize dates and basic facts for exams drains the soul out of amazing, mesmerizing, mind-f*** that is history. Every sentence spoken here is an absolute work of art. Not a brush stroke extra or lacking. Just… perfection.

  2. antoniahall

    Absolutely astounding and informative. A piece of history that has been discounted and rarely told. One needs to visit Russia and say “thank you” for without their help and the sacrifice of millions of Russian lives, maybe Hitler would not have been defeated. Dan’s narration is superb; his insight marvelous.

  3. noonanbt28

    Chilling. I’ve probably listened 4 times through and it’s better each time. Most of my WWII understanding is on the western front, so this has been essential content to balance my perspective. One of Carlin’s best!

  4. JeremytheGreat

    Amazing! Dan Carlins hardcore history got me through my first full marathon. Thank you!

  5. Bruce Lees

    Dan says he is not an historian but he has opened my mind to history and beyond. I could use a dictionary of superlatives but best idea is to listen for yourself.

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