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V glubinakh Baltiki. 21 podvodnaia pobeda [In the Depths of the Baltic]
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In 1940, after Estonia's annexation by the USSR, the submarine ‘Lembit,’ built in England, became part of the Soviet Navy. This submarine, commanded by Captain Alexei Mikhailovich Matiyasevich, was destined to endure a difficult combat journey. It broke through enemy fairways through minefields, crept along the seabed under a hail of German depth charges that exploded almost right next to its hull. More than once, the ‘Lembit’ was on the verge of destruction, and only the cool-headed and skillful actions of the heroic crew and commander always saved it in the most hopeless situations.
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In 1940, after Estonia's annexation by the USSR, the submarine ‘Lembit,’ built in England, became part of the Soviet Navy. This submarine, commanded by Captain Alexei Mikhailovich Matiyasevich, was destined to endure a difficult combat journey. It broke through enemy fairways through minefields, crept along the seabed under a hail of German depth charges that exploded almost right next to its hull. More than once, the ‘Lembit’ was on the verge of destruction, and only the cool-headed and skillful actions of the heroic crew and commander always saved it in the most hopeless situations.
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Author
Matiiasevich Aleksei
Publisher
EKSMO
ISBN
9785699238569
Format
Hardcover
Year Published
2007
Pages
320
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In 1940, after Estonia's annexation by the USSR, the submarine ‘Lembit,’ built in England, became part of the Soviet Navy. This submarine, commanded by Captain Alexei Mikhailovich Matiyasevich, was destined to endure a difficult combat journey. It broke through enemy fairways through minefields, crept along the seabed under a hail of German depth charges that exploded almost right next to its hull. More than once, the ‘Lembit’ was on the verge of destruction, and only the cool-headed and skillful actions of the heroic crew and commander always saved it in the most hopeless situations.