American volunteer in the Red Army. On the T-34 from the Kursk Arc to the Reichstag. Memories of an intelligence officer

In your hands, an amazing testimony of the Great Patriotic War is the memories of the American citizen of Niklasa Burlaka, the will of fate with the family in the 1930s in the Soviet Union and divided the bitter fate of our country in the 1940s. The author was seriously injured several times, twice lost in battle the crew of his thirty parts. He is confident that his life is obliged to great love, unexpectedly encountered to them in a completely inappropriate military situation, but one day tragically broken. Niklas Burlak passed through the largest battles of the second half of the Great Patriotic War - the Kursk battle, the liberation of Belarus and Poland, the capture of Berlin. In May 1945, he, like many Soviet soldiers, on the walls of Reichstag briefly described his way from his home to Logov"s enemy. In Niklasa Burlaka, the inscription began very unusual for the Soviet officer: & quot, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. & quot,. In the US, this wonderful book in 2010-2012 by the author published under the name of M.J.Niklas, perpetuating the memory of two Mike and John"s brothers in the pseudonym, also bins everything & quot, charms & quot, Soviet life