Thank Grandpa for the Victory!
17 hrs. 19 min.
Author
Aleksey Makhrov
Author
Aleksey Makhrov
Narrator
Andrey Grebenshchikov
Narrator
Andrey Grebenshchikov
"Thank you, grandpa, for Victory!" It’s easy to thank the last veterans 70 years after the war. But what’s it like to be in their place?
When a fellow of our time steps in to help an elderly veteran—robbed by brutish immigrant thugs—he gets a blow to the back of the head and loses consciousness—only to wake up in June 1941, in a burning bombed train near Lviv.
How can he survive in Western Ukraine, where the locals greeted the Germans with bread and salt, and save the surrounded families of the command staff? Will his combat experience from Transnistria and Yugoslavia—where he fought as a volunteer—help him in partisan war against the Germans and Ukrainian Nazis? Will the “time-traveler” manage to change the course of history and prevent the defeat of the Red Army’s mechanized corps in the greatest tank battle near Dubno?..
When a fellow of our time steps in to help an elderly veteran—robbed by brutish immigrant thugs—he gets a blow to the back of the head and loses consciousness—only to wake up in June 1941, in a burning bombed train near Lviv.
How can he survive in Western Ukraine, where the locals greeted the Germans with bread and salt, and save the surrounded families of the command staff? Will his combat experience from Transnistria and Yugoslavia—where he fought as a volunteer—help him in partisan war against the Germans and Ukrainian Nazis? Will the “time-traveler” manage to change the course of history and prevent the defeat of the Red Army’s mechanized corps in the greatest tank battle near Dubno?..
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