Memorias de un francotirador en Stalingrado
- ISBN-10
- 8498926521
- ISBN-13
- 9788498926521
- Category
- Snipers
- Pages
- 214
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2014
- Publisher
- Grupo Planeta (GBS)
- Author
- Vasiliĭ Grigorʹevich Zaĭt︠s︡ev
Description
Nacido en los Urales y habituado a la caza, Vassili Záitsev era un tirador excepcional, como lo demostró en la batalla de Stalingrado, donde, según sus propias palabras, "maté a 242 alemanes, incluyendo más de diez tiradores enemigos". Este libro es el relato personal de su experiencia en la guerra, sin las manipulaciones con que la falseó el cine en "Enemigo a las puertas". Lo que da un valor excepcional a este relato es el hecho de que nos ofrece el testimonio de alguien que vivió personalmente el salvajismo de la que ha sido considerada como la batalla más sangrienta de la historia: una "guerra de ratas" entre las ruinas, donde la esperanza de vida de un nuevo combatiente no pasaba de las 24 horas, y que acabó cobrándose de tres a cuatro millones de bajas. Las Notas de un francotirador de Záitsev, un libro que consigue transmitirnos la experiencia del combate tal como la vive un soldado, es un auténtico clásico de la literatura de guerra.
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