Tank of Death: Soviet Defense Science Fiction 1928-1940. Comp. M. Fomenko. - B. m.: Salamandra P.V.V., 2015. - 223 p., ill. - (Polaris: Travel, adventure, fiction. Issue XC).

The anthology “Tank of Death” collects some of the most representative works of Soviet military or “defense” science fiction of the late 1920-1930s - from children's propaganda poems to "false" proposals of engineers and inventors, fantasies about easy victories over Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan and gloomy military abstractions.

Contents

V. Dinze. Technology of future war (6)B. Levashov. Death Tank (15)L. Leizen. The death of the British Mediterranean Fleet. Per. E. Silman (32)O. Guryan. Story 3. Future War (46)M. Evensen. If there is a war (55)C. Erubaev. About the future war. Per. E. Syzdykova (61)E. Boltin. Reflected raid (97)M. Malkov. Fighter-ram (118)L. Vorontsov. Explosion from scratch (123)G. Baidukov. The defeat of the fascist squadron (136)A. Olshwang. Strength (149)F. Kozhin. Magnetic wall (159)L. Richter. Reflected raid (163)N. Toman. Mimicrin of Doctor Ilyichev (169)