Ethics

Action-packed and breathtakingly authentic, Viper Pilot is the electrifying memoir of one of the most decorated F-16 pilots in American history: U.S. Air ...

A former KGB officer who remained in the West in the seventies, recreates the history of one of the most mysterious structures of state power - the security ...

This book, for the first time, impartially and objectively presents extensive factual material about the betrayal of Soviet (Russian) intelligence officers, ...

Continuation of the series of stories about the complex work of the special services in the second Chechen company. The work vividly describes the characters...

“Only “old men” go into battle - alas, in life everything was much worse than in this great film. After the defeat of Soviet aviation in the summer of 1941, ...

The author narrates in the first person about the events of 1980-1981. This period of the Afghan War is extremely poorly covered by domestic and foreign rese...

"If we look at Russian life at the beginning of the century, we will discover a lot of surprising and incomprehensible things. There were more than a dozen p...

“A SAMPER MAKES A MISTAKE ONCE” - this saying was born on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, where their military profession was considered one of the mo...

From the acclaimed scholar and reporter, a thorough and revealing account of the historic turning point in Vietnam's long struggle--the 1954 battle for Di...

First published in 1961 by Stackpole Books, Street without Joy is a classic of military history. Journalist and scholar Bernard Fall vividly captured the ...

The myth of the “occult Reich” is firmly rooted in the mass consciousness. The “yellow” press and television insist that Hitler was a medium of dark forces a...