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Les ombres de Katyn
By: Philip Kerr
Narrated by: Eric Herson-Macarel
Length: 17 hrs and 1 min
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Les ombres de Katyn

Name: Les ombres de Katyn
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By: Philip Kerr

Narrated by: Eric Herson-Macarel

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Summary

Mars 1943. Le Reich vient de perdre Stalingrad. Pour Joseph Goebbels, il faut absolument redonner le moral à l'armée allemande et porter un coup aux Alliés. Or sur le territoire soviétique, près de la frontière biélorusse, à Smolensk, ville occupée par les Allemands depuis 1941, la rumeur enfle. Des milliers de soldats polonais auraient été assassinés et enterrés dans des fosses communes. L'armée Rouge serait responsable de ce massacre. Goebbels, qui voit là l'occasion de discréditer les Russes et d'affaiblir les Alliés, décide l'ouverture d'une enquête. Le capitaine Bernie Gunther du Bureau des crimes de guerre, organisme réputé antinazi, est la personne idéale pour accomplir cette délicate mission.