Belonging to the category of history books, this book centers on one of the greatest sieges in history, as well as how it reflects the truth of human endurance.

Pratt Butter, a leading expert on the Eastern Front, masterfully recreates the siege of Leningrad, which lasted 900 days during World War II. The inhabitants of Leningrad suffered from bombings, gunfire, and hunger, fighting for their survival. The story of how the siege ultimately broke is revealed with detail and depth.

By the beginning of 1943, the Red Army had suffered many defeats, but gradually managed to succeed in lifting the blockade. Despite further failed attempts, Russian soldiers and civilians managed to endure, defeating the Germans, who had begun to retreat by the end of 1943 under the impact of hardships and harsh weather conditions.

This captivating story uses original material to describe the experiences of people trapped during the siege. It also captures tactical successes and strategic failures, as well as the atrocities of war that left indelible marks on this historic city.