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Zniżka 65%This book by the renowned writer and Captain 1st Rank Vladimir Shigin is the first to compile fascinating information concerning sea ghosts, superstitions, omens, mysterious marine UFOs, and other unexplained phenomena. It also explores how the names of ships mystically influenced their fates. Furthermore, based on unique documents from the Main Staff of the Navy and the Naval Archive, the book reveals one of the most dramatic pages in the history of the Russian and Soviet navies – the mysterious catastrophes of Russian ships and Soviet submarines, the circumstances of whose demise remain unknown to this day. The author attempts to reconstruct the events and explain the causes of these disasters.
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This book by the renowned writer and Captain 1st Rank Vladimir Shigin is the first to compile fascinating information concerning sea ghosts, superstitions, omens, mysterious marine UFOs, and other unexplained phenomena. It also explores how the names of ships mystically influenced their fates. Furthermore, based on unique documents from the Main Staff of the Navy and the Naval Archive, the book reveals one of the most dramatic pages in the history of the Russian and Soviet navies – the mysterious catastrophes of Russian ships and Soviet submarines, the circumstances of whose demise remain unknown to this day. The author attempts to reconstruct the events and explain the causes of these disasters.
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Opis
- Autor
- Shigin Vladimir
- Wydawnictwo
- Molodaia gvardiia
- ISBN
- 5235028619
9785235028616 - Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2005
- Strony
- 367
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This book by the renowned writer and Captain 1st Rank Vladimir Shigin is the first to compile fascinating information concerning sea ghosts, superstitions, omens, mysterious marine UFOs, and other unexplained phenomena. It also explores how the names of ships mystically influenced their fates. Furthermore, based on unique documents from the Main Staff of the Navy and the Naval Archive, the book reveals one of the most dramatic pages in the history of the Russian and Soviet navies – the mysterious catastrophes of Russian ships and Soviet submarines, the circumstances of whose demise remain unknown to this day. The author attempts to reconstruct the events and explain the causes of these disasters.