The Untold Story of the Kursk Tragedy
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- Release Date: 06/01/2003
- Publisher: Bantam
- Classification: Non-Fiction
- Classification: Non-Fiction
- Series: N/A
- Language: English
- Format: Unabridged edition
- Genre: Science & Technology, Military
- Author: Robert Moore
- Read by: Pete Cross
- Duration: 604 minutes
- Run Time: 604 minutes
- Language: English
- Language: English
- 8 Audio CD(s) - 9781520021249
- Audio Library Digital - 9781520021263
- Audio Retail Digital - 9781520021270
- 2 Audio MP3 CD(s) - 9781520021287
- Playaway - 9781520021294
A Time to Die
A Time to Die
The Untold Story of the Kursk Tragedy
The Untold Story of the Kursk Tragedy
- By Robert Moore
- Genre: Science & Technology, Military
Audio CD
07/26/2016
8 Audio CD
604 minutes
9781520021249
Audio Library Digital
07/26/2016
604 minutes
9781520021263
Audio Retail Digital
07/26/2016
604 minutes
9781520021270
Audio MP3 CD
07/26/2016
2 Audio MP3 CD
604 minutes
9781520021287
Playaway
07/26/2016
604 minutes
9781520021294
Description:
On a quiet Saturday morning in August 2000, two explosions--one so massive it was detected by seismologists around the world--shot through the shallow Arctic waters of the Barents Sea. Russia's prized submarine, the Kursk, began her fatal plunge to the ocean floor. Award-winning journalist Robert Moore presents a riveting, brilliantly researched account of the deadliest submarine disaster in history. Journey down into the heart of the Kursk to witness the last hours of the twenty-three young men who survived the initial blasts. Visit the highly restricted Arctic submarine base to which Moore obtained secret admission, where the families of the crew clamored for news of their loved ones.Quotes:
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This is a classic race-against-time story mixed with underwater espionage, individual heroism, harrowing attempts at rescue and Soviet-style secrecy. The book reads more like techno-thriller fiction than tragic fact...[as it] chronicles the minutes, hours and days that followed as all hope for rescuing survivors faded away...In many ways, this book is a snapshot of modern Russia's potent mixture of Soviet-era secrecy and experimental openness...Russia today is a lurid democracy wrapped in the remains of the Iron Curtain, and Moore has captured it perfectly...fascinating., The Globe and Mail
This is a classic race-against-time story mixed with underwater espionage, individual heroism, harrowing attempts at rescue and Soviet-style secrecy. The book reads more like techno-thriller fiction than tragic fact...[as it] chronicles the minutes, hours and days that followed as all hope for rescuing survivors faded away...In many ways, this book is a snapshot of modern Russia's potent mixture of Soviet-era secrecy and experimental openness...Russia today is a lurid democracy wrapped in the remains of the Iron Curtain, and Moore has captured it perfectly...fascinating., The Globe and Mail
Gripping account...compelling reading...Moore's incisive journalistic approach will remain the best English-language account of this event for some time., Publisher's Weekly
Gripping account...compelling reading...Moore's incisive journalistic approach will remain the best English-language account of this event for some time., Publisher's Weekly
A fast-paced and absorbing account of the 2000 sinking of the Kursk and the political intrigue that followed...a fine job of reporting and a good read for Tom Clancy fans and students of contemporary world politics alike., Kirkus
A fast-paced and absorbing account of the 2000 sinking of the Kursk and the political intrigue that followed...a fine job of reporting and a good read for Tom Clancy fans and students of contemporary world politics alike., Kirkus
Robert Moore's account of the Kursk disaster...is a gripping tale. It is a moving tragedy redeemed by acts of extraordinary courage, which Moore narrates with great dramatic skill. The book has the plot, the tension, and the excitement of a film., Orlando Figes, , Author of A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution
Robert Moore's account of the Kursk disaster...is a gripping tale. It is a moving tragedy redeemed by acts of extraordinary courage, which Moore narrates with great dramatic skill. The book has the plot, the tension, and the excitement of a film., Orlando Figes, , Author of A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution
A Time to Die is remarkable for its subject matter and style. This true account of the peacetime, accidental loss of a submarine and her crew is written in the tight, lean style that exemplifies excellent journalism...This tale is expertly narrated and the story's excitement and drama persist through straightforward and unadorned language., Associated Press
A Time to Die is remarkable for its subject matter and style. This true account of the peacetime, accidental loss of a submarine and her crew is written in the tight, lean style that exemplifies excellent journalism...This tale is expertly narrated and the story's excitement and drama persist through straightforward and unadorned language., Associated Press
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