The Tenth Symphony

By Thomas W. Kubizek

It is December 1944. The place war-ravaged Europe. In a desperatebid to save his rapidly shrinking Nazi empire, Adolf Hitler rolls thedice for the last time by launching a counter-offensive against... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891929712
• ISBN13: 9781891929717
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Four Seasons Pub
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.7" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Conjecture about the uncertainties of history and the future

Set in December of 1944, The Tenth Symphony by freelance writer Thomas W. Kubizek is a harrowing historical novel set in the last days of World War II. The end is drawing near for Hitler's empire, and Colonel Klaus Muller, a veteran Panzer commander chosen by the Nazi High Command, is ordered to personally spearhead a breakthrough detachment to turn the tide of the war and alter history. Highly recommended reading, The Tenth Symphony is a gripping and original saga of bloodshed, survival, and conjecture about the uncertainties of history and the future.

Kubizek's THE TENTH SYMPHONY sizzles: June 11, 2002

Thomas Kubizek's years of Nazi research has paid off with a very significant and entertaining debut novel that captures the time and history of the era.The story is primarily about Colonel Klaus Muller, a young panzer tank commander, and how his bravery and cunning contributed to the German cause. It describes how his heroic escapades and passion touched men and women on both sides of the war and is peppered with little known true incidents that give the story much authenticity.It is a complex story of war and love drawn elegantly together over a twenty year period. It reminded me of THE YOUNG LIONS and is a very satisfying read for people of all ages; a must for WW11 buffs.It is a monumental work for a first time author.

Fantastic!

This book is extremely interesting. I could not put it down! The character development is excellent; I felt like I actually knew the various characters. Historical events were interwoven with interesting fictional details. This, together with well-developed characters, made this a compelling book. I highly recommend this book to those who are intrigued with World War II.

Excellent

Excellent book! Very enjoyable to read and tough to put down. A reading must for any WWII history buff.

Excellent World War II Novel!

A well constructed and well paced World War II story. The author creates a very authentic background for both a very strong character study (especially of the "hero", Klaus Muller)as well as a compelling war story. The book was hard to put down. Really enjoyed this book and highly recommend it.