WANKA TREP T.4 W.4 - ALEXANDER ILYICH SHUMILIN

A shocking account from the Eastern Front, showing the brutal reality of war through the eyes of a common soldier. Alexander Ilyich Shumilin, the author of this moving book, presents without embellishment the daily life in the trenches, where death and suffering are commonplace. It is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the struggle for humanity in inhuman conditions.

• Authentic image of war: Report from the front line, without censorship or embellishment.
• Shocking stories: Tales of soldiers, their fates and tragedies.
• The role of alcohol in the Red Army: Showing the influence of alcohol on the morale and functioning of the army.
• The tragic "drunken war": A picture of war in which the life of a soldier was the cheapest commodity.
• Over three years on the front: The experiences of the author who survived the hell of war.
• Hardcover edition: Elegant and durable edition of the book.

Alexander Ilyich Shumilin, thanks to his writing talent, transports the reader to the very center of the war turmoil. His account is not only a historical testimony, but also a deep psychological study of man in the face of extreme situations. This book forces reflection on the meaning of war and the value of human life.

In the Red Army, alcohol played a special role, becoming a currency exchangeable for everything. Shumilin describes how vodka influenced the morale of soldiers and how it was used to control their behavior. The tragic "drunken war" is a picture in which the life of a simple soldier was worth nothing, and alcohol became an escape from the cruel reality.

Historia PL, the publisher of this book, ensures that important historical testimonies reach a wide audience. Thanks to careful editing and attention to detail, the reader receives a product of the highest quality, which allows him to fully immerse himself in the described history. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War II and the fate of the people who participated in it.

The 213x153 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. The hardcover ensures durability and an elegant appearance, so that the book can become a valuable element of the library. The number of pages (240) guarantees that the reader will receive a full and comprehensive account of the events described by the author.