Combat Aces of the People's Commissariat
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A novel about wartime, about the complex fates and dangerous work of unknown heroes who joined the strike force of "Beria's special forces".
Total circulation of A. Tamonikov's books is over 10 million copies.
Summer 1943. In the Kursk region, a major strategic operation is being prepared. Soviet counterintelligence learns that by this time, Bandera detachments have secretly been formed in our rear, which will soon intensify their sabotage work to hinder the actions of the Red Army. The group led by Maxim Shelestov is tasked with crossing the front line and taking measures to disrupt the nationalist environment. The infiltration operation is well-developed, but each participant in the group will have to survive on their own in real combat conditions...
"This series is good because it conveys the correct main idea: in Lavrentiy Beria's NKVD, they knew how to trust people because he himself knew how to trust the commissar. The story of Major Shelestov's group is similar to the real story of a major Abwehr agent, former staff captain of the Tsarist army Nelyudov, who ended up in the Lubyanka in September 1939. Moreover, the adventures of Maxim Shelestov and his comrades described in this novel seem even more plausible against the backdrop of Nelyudov's story." - S. Kremlin
Total circulation of A. Tamonikov's books is over 10 million copies.
Summer 1943. In the Kursk region, a major strategic operation is being prepared. Soviet counterintelligence learns that by this time, Bandera detachments have secretly been formed in our rear, which will soon intensify their sabotage work to hinder the actions of the Red Army. The group led by Maxim Shelestov is tasked with crossing the front line and taking measures to disrupt the nationalist environment. The infiltration operation is well-developed, but each participant in the group will have to survive on their own in real combat conditions...
"This series is good because it conveys the correct main idea: in Lavrentiy Beria's NKVD, they knew how to trust people because he himself knew how to trust the commissar. The story of Major Shelestov's group is similar to the real story of a major Abwehr agent, former staff captain of the Tsarist army Nelyudov, who ended up in the Lubyanka in September 1939. Moreover, the adventures of Maxim Shelestov and his comrades described in this novel seem even more plausible against the backdrop of Nelyudov's story." - S. Kremlin
Author:
Author:Tamonikov A.A.
Cover:
Cover:soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Drama
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Dimensions:
Dimensions:16.5x12x1.5 cm
Series:
Series:Secret Guard of Beria (cover)
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-190171-4
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