On self -propelled guns against "tigers". In war as in war
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The author of these unique memoirs passed the bloody roads of the war from Stalingrad to Koenigsberg. He fought on the heavy tank KV-1s, and on the Su-122 and Su-85 self-propelled guns, and on the legendary "thirty-four". Four times burned in wound combat vehicles, but he himself also shot more than a dozen German pantiers, including five “tigers" and“ Ferdinand ”(and this is not the case when the Tigers gave out long -barreled shielded Pz.IV, but for“ Ferdinand " - any German self -propelled gun with the rear location of the combat branch - no, the author excellently versed in enemy armored vehicles and his words can be believed) This book is an undivided truth of a real front -line soldier, without ceremonial fanfare, "chapcocking" and state -sized glory. The truth is not only about exploits and triumphs, but also about huge losses, tyranny and criminal mistakes of the command. About what price had to pay for a great victory and what is hiding behind a front -line proverb "in war as in war"
Author:
Author:Krysov V.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gazeta
Series:
Series: On the Fire Line
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6040908-4-8
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