Robert Capa. Hidden Perspective. Illustrated memories of the legendary photographer about World War II

Robert Kapa - without exaggeration, the most famous military photocondant in the history of photography. He left behind thousands of pictures, which still inspire photo reporters from around the world, and only one full text, not published in Russian until today. Hidden perspective is a book of memories of World War II: amazingly honest, fascinating and terrible. By performing orders for various publications, Kapa looked at the second world from different sides: he filmed in England, in North Africa, in Italy, France and Germany. Only appearing, his frames from the scene instantly flew the editors of all American newspapers.
When describing your military life, Kapa created a book that can be called adventure without stretching - in terms of the number of happy accidents, unimaginable coincidences, colorful characters and the scale of action, it can compete with the best examples of fiction. But Kapa was a born documentary, which could not not manifest itself in his literary work.
Naturally, in his story, Capa pays great attention to the moral and technical problems with which the photographer faces in the field and military conditions. In Europe and America, his book has long become a real Bible of the Military, and the usual photocondant, entering the Golden Fund of books about photography