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The Pianist: The Extraordinary True Story of One Man's Survival in Warsaw, 1939–1945

The Pianist: The Extraordinary True Story of One Man's Survival in Warsaw, 1939–1945

7 hrs. 14 min.
Description
This audiobook tells the story of the severe trials endured by the outstanding Polish pianist and composer Władysław Szpilman during World War II in the Warsaw Ghetto.

He didn’t just try to survive; to the best of his abilities, he also took part in the resistance to the enemy that came to his homeland. However, later it was the help of a German officer that allowed him to live.

Extracts from the diaries of that same officer, Wilm Hosenfeld, are also included in the edition and serve as an important supplement to what Szpilman writes.

The book served as the basis for the famous film directed by Roman Polanski.
05:37
00_Predislovie (A. Shpilman)
24:21
01_Chas detey i bezumtsev
22:03
02_Voyna
19:10
03_Pervye nemtsy
18:46
04_Otets klanyaetsya nemtsam
21:09
05_Vy evrei!
31:03
06_Tantsy na ulitse Hlodnoy
22:52
07_Blagorodnyy postupok gospozhi K.
25:30
08_RazvoroshYonnyy muraveynik
20:12
09_«Umshlagplats»
16:20
10_Shans na zhizn
19:49
11_«Strelki, vperYod!»
14:41
12_Mayorek
16:29
13_Razdory za stenoy
19:45
14_Predatelstvo Shalasa
17:16
15_V goryaschem zdanii
14:48
16_Smert goroda
21:26
17_Zhizn za spirt
22:17
18_Noktyurn do-diez minor
03:38
19_Postskriptum
32:35
20_Otryvki iz dnevnika kapitana Vilma Hozenfelda
25:04
21_Epilog. Most mezhdu Vladislavom Shpilmanom i Vilmom Hozenfeldom