Red Orchestra : the Story of the Berlin Underground and the Circle of Friends who Resisted Hitler

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Call Number: Adult BOCD / Nonfiction / History / Nelson, Anne
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Compact discs.
Unabridged.
The first disc in this collection is a multimode CD. In addition to the spoken text, it contains over 20 photos in pdf format that are viewable when the disc is inserted into a computer.
Greta goes to Amerika -- Greta and Adam -- Berlin -- The masses and the media -- Things fall apart -- The takeover -- Denial and compliance -- Going to ground -- The Prague express -- The gentlemen's club -- A faraway country -- The dinner party -- The birthday party -- The inner front -- "The new order" -- All possible foolish rumors -- The road to Barbarossa -- Other worlds -- "Distress about Germany's future" -- The Antiwelle -- Crime and punishment -- The survivors -- Life in a cold climate -- To those born after.
Read by Anne Nelson.
The Rote Kapelle, or Red Orchestra, was the Gestapo's name for an intrepid band of German artists, intellectuals, and bureaucrats (almost half of them women) who battled treacherous odds to unveil the secrets of their fascist employers and oppressors. This is the story of this seldom chronicled group of ordinary Germans in Berlin who through their contacts in film, theater, propoganda, academia, government, and the military, worked together to bring down the Nazis.

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