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  • MediaDB / «"Foreign military adventures. Veche 2". Compilation. Books 1-20" Bogdan Sushinsky, Robert Schulig, Norbert Fried, Sven Hassel, Peter Ustinov, Hans Fallada, John Hersey, Trajan Uba, David Howarth: download fb2, read online

    About the book : 2024 / The Second World War claimed more than 50 million human lives and affected almost every family living on three continents. In our country, the theme of the greatest of wars is especially popular, but this is a view from only one side... The art series “Foreign Military Adventures.” "includes works by famous foreign authors dedicated to the Second World War and other major military conflicts. The series of the publishing house "Veche" was published in 2006-2008 and currently includes more than 40 titles! Enjoy reading, dear reader! Contents: "MILITARY ADVENTURES" ". ed. "Veche" 1. Bogdan Ivanovich Sushinsky: Conspiracy of the Doomed 2. Bogdan Ivanovich Sushinsky: The Kidnapping of Mussolini 3. Bogdan Ivanovich Sushinsky: War Wanderers 4. Bogdan Ivanovich Sushinsky: The Black Legion 5. Trajan Uba: On the Other Side of the Vienna Woods ( Translation: I. Lanina, B. Andrianova)6. Peter Ustinov: Defeated. Stories (Translation: Dmitry Voznyakevich)7. Hans Fallada: Everyone dies alone (Translation: I. Tatarinova, V. Stanevich, N. Kasatkina)8. Norbert Fried: Card index of the living 9. Sven Hassel: Blitzfreeze (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)10. Sven Hassel: SS General (Translation: Dmitry Vozniakevich)11. Sven Hassel: The Devil's Regiment (Translation: Dmitry Voznyakevich)12. Sven Hassel: Wheels of Terror (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)13. Sven Hassel: Legion of the Doomed (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)14. Sven Hassel: Send to the Gestapo (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)15. Sven Hassel: Tribunal (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)16. Sven Hassel: Destroy Paris (Translation: D. Vozniakiewicz)17. Sven Hassel: Front-line brotherhood (Translation: Dmitry Voznyakevich)18. John Hersey: Lover of War (Translation: An. Gorsky)19. David Howarth: Morning in Normandy. 20. R. Shulig: “White lines” (Translation: V. Sterligov, F. Petrov, E. Pavlov)