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The audiobook "On the Blockade of Leningrad" is a documentary and literary work by Daniil Granin, which tells about the blockade of Leningrad during World War II. In this work, Granin painstakingly reconstructs events, providing a detailed and insightful description of the suffering and heroism of people who find themselves surrounded.

The author uses both documentary materials and personal testimonies to recreate the atmosphere and conditions in which the inhabitants of the besieged city lived. Granin describes not only physical suffering, but also the moral state of people, their courage and solidarity in conditions of incredible difficulties.

The work is an important contribution to the preservation of the historical memory of the blockade of Leningrad and is a mandatory reading for all interested in the history of World War II and the fate of people in extreme conditions.

- Author: Daniil Granin

- Genre: Documentary prose

- Format: Audiobook

- Subjects: World War II, History of the Siege of Leningrad, Heroism and Suffering

- Target audience: History buffs, World War II researchers interested in the fate of people in war

- Duration: Depends on specific audiobook version

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