Eastern Europe History 13 Books In 1: History Of Russia, Romania, Moldova Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia

Written by HISTORY FOREVER

Narrated by Khai Lannor

13 EASTERN EUROPEAN BOOKS IN 1!

• Book 1 - The History Of Russia: The Rise And Fall Of Soviet Communism: Russian History Of The Tsars, Lenin And The Bolsheviks, Stalin & The Russian Revolution
• Book 2 - Soviet Union: Russian History Of The Tsars And The Collapse Of The Ussr After World War 2
• Book 3 - Russia Ukraine War 2022: Putin's Invasion Of Ukraine: History Of Russia-Ukraine Relations And The Russia's War On Ukraine
• Book 4 - Vladimir Putin: Tsar Of The 21st Century: Ex-KGB Agent To President - Putin’s Dictatorship And Regime
• Book 5 - KGB History: 100 Years Of Soviet Terror: The Secret Police Of Russia: Cheka, GPU, OGPU, NKVD, KGB, FSK & FSB
• Book 6 - Soviet Union Spy Operations: KGB, CIA & Stasi: Learn Fast What It Takes To Be A Secret Service Agent
• Book 7 - The History Of Romania: Romanian Middle Ages, Decebalus, Dacian Wars, Vlad Dracula The Impaler & The Romanian Revolution 
• Book 8 - Transylvania & Romania: Ancient History, Geopolitics & Modern Life: Lost Cities & Artifacts, Amazing Facts And Weird Romanian Traditions
• Book 9 - Attila The Hun: The Scourge Of God: A Brief History Of Attila And The Huns Taking Over Central Europe (Todays Hungary) And Invading Rome
• Book 10 - Medieval Ukraine History: Ukraine Between Europe And Russia: The Golden Age Of Kievan Rus, Kingdom Of Galicia And The Cossacks
• Book 11 - Ukrainian History Of The 20th Century: Ukraine Revolution, World War And The Soviet Union
• Book 12 - Modern Ukraine History: Ukraine At War Russia 2014-2022: Zelensky Vs Putin And The Future Of Ukraine, Russia And Europe
• Book 13 - Baltic States: History Of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia

• Language: English
• Publisher: HISTORY FOREVER
• Release date: Jun 27, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822644083

Reviews for Eastern Europe History 13 Books In 1

[Mr Martin C Przybylski · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Whilst the author is to be admired for the huge geographic and historical range the books cover the end product suffers badly from a lack of editorial control, constant poor grammar (e.g. regular flipping between past, present and future tense and between first, second and third person), a great deal of lengthy philosophising and moralising and frequent repeating of the same information, both within books and between them. The reader mispronounces words, slurs over some and, in one section dealing with Ukraine economics actually sounds drunk.