The fate of the penaltyman
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About people like the author of this book, they say: "Born in a shirt". Having went to the front as a volunteer, Alexander Urazov served in the 8th Guards Airborne Division, and he hit the tribunal and in the penalty company "for the loss of secret documents." "Washed the wine with blood during the forcing of the Dnieper, neutralizing the enemy machine gunner and was wounded. Upon removing the criminal record, he remained in the same company - but not in the "alternating , but in the" permanent composition ". Presented to the Order of the Red Star for reconnaissance by battle, without loss, completing a dangerous task. One of the few survived in the fierce battles on the Dniester, where his entire penalty company settled, and the Order of Glory received a vein for storming. I saw a war in all its guises - not only the ceremonial side, but also the bloody inside out: victories, and exploits, and self -sacrifice, and looting, and theft of the rear, and the negligence of the command, ruined fate, crippled souls, for the rest of his life, hateful a saying " The war will write off everything "and extremely frankly telling about what he saw and experienced in his book
Author:
Author:Urazov AP
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: on the line of fire
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-103-4
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