Munich 1972

Munich '72: Gripping True Story of Olympic Tragedy

Written byDavid Clay Large

Narrated byGregory St. John

Length14h39m

Release dateJanuary 17, 2014

GenreHistory, Europe, Germany

Languageenglish

★★★☆★ 3.7 (428 ratings)

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Author	David Clay Large
Narrator	Gregory St. John
Runtime	14h39m
Published	January 17, 2014
Rating	★★★☆★ 3.7 / 5 (428 ratings)
Categories	History, Europe, Germany, World, Politics & Social Sciences, Politics & Government, Freedom & Security, War & Crisis, Terrorism, Social Sciences, Violence in Society, Religion & Spirituality, Judaism, Sports & Outdoors, Olympics & Paralympics, Sports History
Format	Audiobook (Digital)
Platform	Audible

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About This Audiobook

Dive into the harrowing true story of the 1972 Munich Olympics, where terrorism took center stage and a nation faced its darkest hour. 'Munich 1972' by David Clay Large weaves a tapestry of political tension and personal tragedy, bringing to life the events that still haunt world politics today. Gregory St. John's narration is both authoritative and deeply human, grounding listeners in the emotional complexity of those pivotal days.

Tags: Olympic HistoryTerrorismCold WarTrue CrimeNarrative Non-Fiction

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Editor's Review ★★★☆★

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Gregory St. John’s commanding voice anchors 'Munich 1972,' making it an unmissable listen for history buffs and audiobook enthusiasts alike. His pacing keeps the narrative tight, never letting the gravity of events slacken. Each chilling detail comes alive as he navigates through the layers of political intrigue and personal drama. Yet, despite its grim subject matter, there’s a quiet strength in his performance that elevates even the most harrowing moments. A specific critique: while the pacing is generally excellent, occasional sections on geopolitical strategy feel rushed, somewhat detracting from their impact. Nonetheless, this audiobook stands as a compelling and crucial piece of historical storytelling.

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