Product Description

--A memoir of a female sniper who served on the Eastern Front, approaching the actual situation of Stalin Women's Central Sniper School

--The author, Yulia Jukova, had a passionate patriotism despite her stepfather being unfairly arrested and imprisoned during Stalin's Purge.
--Before his 18th birthday, he volunteered for the army and was sent to a sniper training school.
――After rigorous training, she experiences a real battle in the horrific battles that took place in East Prussia and Poland from November 1944.
――You record the first [hit], and realize that it is the start of [battle record] and that the hit is the act of ending one life.

――After that, the knee was injured and the war ended near Königsberg.
――After the war, the author learns how to deal with his trauma by spelling them out in his memoirs.
――The memorandum is a lively description based on the actual experience, which gives a glimpse of daily life in the Soviet Union at that time.
――The highlight of this book is that this female sniper speaks frankly about the amazing courage and harsh evaluation of the surroundings that she showed on the battlefield.



Item Size/Weight : 18.8 x 13 x 2.1 cm / 374g

• *Please note that the book's paper strip may not be included. Additionally, we do not offer replacements for any damage or wear to the strip.

Product Specifications

Item code

623825

ISBN code

9784798623825

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