PREMIERE ON THE PACIFIC VOL. 1

It might seem that everything has already been written about the war in the Pacific. However, "Premiere on the Pacific" proves otherwise. It is an innovative look at the war, presented in an unusual, theatrical form. The book offers a comprehensive characterization of the parties to the conflict, a shocking critique of the Victors, and an in-depth psychological analysis of the figure of Admiral Yamamoto. These are just some of the themes of this controversial but fascinating book by the Petersburg couple.

• Innovative look at the war in the Pacific
• Theatrical form of narration
• Comprehensive characterization of the parties to the conflict
• Shocking critique of the Victors
• Psychological analysis of Admiral Yamamoto
• Controversial but fascinating themes

The authors, Elena and Sergei Piereslegin, are a couple from St. Petersburg, graduates of Leningrad State University. Elena specialized in psychology and cybernetics, and Sergei in physics. Sergei is the author of many historical, science fiction, and sociological works. He is a laureate of many awards, including Interpresscon and the Bronze Shell. "Premiere on the Pacific" is their first joint book, which will surely interest every lover of history and military affairs.

This book is not only a dry record of facts, but above all an attempt to understand the motivations and psyche of the people who took part in one of the largest armed conflicts in human history. The authors are not afraid to ask difficult questions and challenge established patterns of thinking, which makes their work even more valuable and inspiring. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to look at the war in the Pacific from a completely new perspective.

The publisher Historia PL gives readers a work that will remain in their memory for a long time. "Premiere on the Pacific" is a book that makes you reflect and provokes discussion. It is a position that deserves the attention of everyone who is interested in history and seeks answers to questions about the present in it. Don't miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the war in the Pacific and discover its previously unknown face.

Details of the edition:

Pages: 450

Format: 206x151 mm

Year of publication: 2025

Cover: paperback