Berlin Kremlin. Revings of the slave. Klimov G.P.

What was the life of Soviet soldiers and officers who were in East Germany during the Cold War? What thoughts and feelings did they have a service, country and the world around them?

This book is not memoirs, but a diary - a collection of observations and thoughts about Soviet life and Soviet people, which the soldier sees them behind the "iron curtain". The author leads the reader along the streets of East Berlin, along the destroyed landscapes of the battlefields of World War II, in the hearts and minds of those who served the Soviet Union in the era of great tension and fear. Thanks to the vivid descriptions and well -developed characters of the heroes, this book will transfer you to another time and place, immersing in the everyday struggle and moments of the triumph of people living in the conditions of the communist regime.

The book is recommended for everyone who is interested in the history of the Cold War ", Military life and human destinies underlying political conflicts.