Seventy -two degrees below zero. Story. Sanin V.M.

Vladimir Markovich Sanin (1928-1989) wrote about people who chose a difficult and dangerous road in life-about polar explorers, firefighters, travelers. And he himself belonged to the same restless human breed: Sanin managed to take part in the Great Patriotic War, after the war, he graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University, worked in a newspaper, became a writer, and had repeatedly visited the polar circle, in the Arctic and Antarctic. The plots of his works are often based on real events, develop in non -trivial circumstances and closed communities (such as, for example, a ship's crew or avalanche station).

The book includes two stories from the Call of the Polar Shirit: “Seventy -Two degrees below zero” (1975) and “For those who are in drift” (1978).