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story would’ve been 5 starts but looses a start for citing the numbers of killings going on and on and the dates, it’s easily forgettable and takes up almost an hour of the book.

try to imagine yourself as the members of the battalion. would you have the temerity to say no?

This is more a dramatization of a work of nonfiction than a narration. When the narrator made the creative choice to impersonate Reagan (kind of), it pretty much did me in. That was in the first 20 minutes and was an omen of the entire listening experience since he would make similarly questionable choices throughout…

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This book was very enlightening as to how we as Catholics got to where we are today. I would recommend only reading this book if you’re not scandalized very easily. Great read.

Great narrator for a phonomenal book, I couldn’t recommend it more. The afterword addition is also interesting and informative.

Very good. I really was able to discern many area of myself that need improvement. If you ask Jesus to change your heart with true love and sincerity he will. Amen

This book made me realize that the atrocities committed by German police officers should be spoken about more broadly. Also highlights the worst event in human history were carried out by collectivist governments.

Grandson (13) and I were discussing Hell but I wasn’t making much of impression by myself. i put this on my Kindle Fire and we listened together. He’s a good 13-year-old boy and went through the entire course. After listening to the course, he was amazed at how easy the instructor made it to understand…

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This book goes over the atrocities Nazi Germany conducted during the Holocaust but you’ll have to wait until the end to hear the author’s reasoning for why they did it.

Phil does a fantastic job of comprehensively laying out the post conciliar Quagmire we find ourselves in, while also giving us hope for the future in a smaller remnant Church