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Great story

Revisado: 03-26-23

Very good listen. Have a go; you will enjoy it. Meanwhile... Good night all

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Very good telling of stories like I grew up with.

Revisado: 11-20-22

I grew up hearing stories such as told here. Very entertaining, clarifying, eye opening and stiring. A very worthy listen if you are so inclined.

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Well researched history... but....

Revisado: 07-07-21

... knowing history, and trying to understand what the primary actor's thoughts and motivations were is an honorable endeavor. Taking that history and spinning it to rewrite history to sympathize with an attacker and paint the original victim is less honorable. Was America innocent in all actions of the late '30s & '40s? Of course not. Was the war effort prosecuted by evil, narcissistic, sociopaths? Of course not. If you can get past the obvious bias of the author and listen only for the factual history and filter out the anti-America rhetoric, then you might find value in the cost of this title. If you don't want to deal with filtering out the obvious '60s overtones then you might just want to pass on this one.

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First rate as any story of Patton would be.

Revisado: 01-14-15

Great story. Bill did a passable job reading with only a few minor, but annoying production issues.

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Good solid evidence

Revisado: 08-04-12

Would you listen to Reclaiming History again? Why?

Yes, very easy to listen to and good, solid evidence given in a courtroom way.

What other book might you compare Reclaiming History to and why?

This is much like William L Shirers History of WW2

What does Edward Herrmann bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Very good actor, great voice, easy to understand, a very easy listen

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Facts, just the facts mam. This is good stuff. Very clean, very consice with no "fluff" or emotion. Starts off quick, builds up and even in the last part where the author spends his time debunking the conspiracy theories, it is easy to listen to. I've read many of the books he debunks and it is a breath of fresh air to hear someone who knows the facts, and knows how to present facts in a manner to allow a person to "judge" the case solely on the evidence.

Very good book.

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Excellent book, excellent performance

Revisado: 01-27-12

What made the experience of listening to The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich the most enjoyable?

The shear detail in this book is amazing. I've been learning about this subject for years and this book provides more detail and history than any other I've read.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

The subject for me has always been compelling enought to make me want to learn about in a single read. I found myself lost in its telling of the facts and losing track of time, but due to the total duration one would have to give up all other concerns and consume copious amounts of stimulant to get thru this without stopping.

Any additional comments?

Well done recounting of the amazing and terrible rise of a madman. Add in first hand experiances of the author to key turning points and this book is as close as it comes to being, if not is, the defacto standard of this dark and shameful part of world history.

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