Vikings of Britain. Capper D.

The book that the reader holds in his hands is one of the classic expressions of the genre of popular science literature dedicated to the Viking era. J.P. Kripper considers the British islands as a assembly point, at which tens of thousands of Scandinavian soldiers intersected and intertwined into a single ball of fate. On the earth of Britain began and on it ended for the West of the Viking era. The author traces the fate of the most striking personalities, which have become symbols of the era and about which the domestic reader sometimes does not know so much. The detailed analysis of what was happening in Scotland, Ireland, in the Orkney, Shetland and Hebride Islands will be a valuable help for many to replenish gaps in viking information. The structure of the book allows you to clearly feel that in the Viking era, the good half of the old world was one and one of the most important roles in this process was played by the Vikings.