The conveyor of death. Documentary prose: Nikolai Prokudin

Nikolai Prokudin – a veteran of a war in Afghanistan, awarded two orders of the Red Star, medals, and a reserve major – represents the third book in the series Hot Pots. The first two – the “raid battalion” and “battle near Talukan” – already found their reader and received the hottest response from people who evaluated how real and truthfully the atmosphere of that war was transmitted, the emotions are genuine, and the language of the author of the Yarok …
This book is about the Afghan war, such as it really was. All events are shown through the prism of perception of the infantry lieutenant. Death, blood, dirt, heat, frosts and an endless series of military operations. But the main thing is people in the war, their heroism and cowardice, selflessness and selfishness …
… And again, the reading captures so much that sometimes you forget that you read not a cool fictional action movie, but real stories about real people, and laughter and pain here are real.

Author
Prokudin Nikolay
Editor
Serednyakov V.N.
Publisher
Central Polygraph, 2014
Series
Hot spots