Vitalii Dostenk professor Voenno-morskoi akademii, kapitan pervogo ranga.

The monograph explores the industrial production and cadre politics of the Volga-Viatsk region of Russia in the pre-War period through the end of the Second World War.

In the series Militaria antiqua. The book examines the military-political history of the Bosporan Kingdom through the first three centuries AD. During this time, the former Roman province prospered as a client state of Rome. Its king led campaigns against and defeated the Scyths and consolidated power around the Black Sea, including such modern day cities such as Kerch.

From Publishers Weekly: Its first half is a narrative and analysis of the military campaign that overthrew Saddam Hussein's government in three weeks during the spring of 2003. Clark, a highly visible commentator during the operation, describes the U.S. ability to synchronize firepower and maneuvers as decisive in crushing an Iraqi army whose fighting power had been significantly...

Published for the first time, often from family archives, the book presents the memoirs of Generals F K Gershel'man and D I Gurko.

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The author describes the Allied effort to crack the German encryption machine - the Enigma.

The author examines the history of Russian/Soviet trade and economic cooperation with Turkey. The book covers both the Tsarist period of the last 19th century, trade with the new Turkish Republic and the USSR and from 1991-2001.