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MP3 Audiobook - The novel Death on the Bark shows the preparations for the liquidation of the Nazi deathhead, the hell that was unleashed after its execution or the apocalyptic final battle in the church in Prague's Resslova Street. - author Dalibor Vácha and Dalibor Vácha, read by Jan Teplý and Jan Vlasák, 12hrs. 24min.
MP3 Audiobook - Audiobook of 2021: Best spoken word outside the category. How does North Korean indoctrination work? What does a trio of deified leaders mean to the people there? What is the difference between life in the village and in the city? These and many other questions are answered in the riveting accounts of seven strong personalities who decided to risk their lives, escape the DPRK - and experience freedom. - author Nina Špitálníková, read by Vladimir Javorsky, Gustav Hašek, Milena Steinmassl, Kristýna Podzimková, Johanna Tesar, Eliška Zbranková, Alexey Pyshko, Nina Špitálníková, Gustav Hašek and Kristýna Podzimková, 5hrs. 52min.
MP3 Audiobook - God's mills sometimes grind shamefully slow. Petr Stančík's new novel is (un)admittedly inspired by the fate of the infamous communist judge and prosecutor Karel Vác. - by Petr Stančík and Petr Stančík, read by Jan Vlasák, Jitka Ježková and Pavel Batěk, 12hrs. 8min.
MP3 Audiobook - The novel tells the story of the resistance activities of three great figures of Czechoslovak history from 1939 until their very end. He vividly describes all their adventurous and dangerous escapades and the gradually growing fatigue of living in conspiratorial apartments, on the edge of life and death every day, when the enemy can be around every corner and even a close friend can be a traitor. - by Dalibor Vácha and Dalibor Vácha, read by David Matásek, 11hrs. 41min.
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