An edition of The Dogs of War (1974)

Psy voĭny

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An edition of The Dogs of War (1974)

Psy voĭny

roman

by

  • ★★★ ★ 3.7 (3 ratings) ·
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  • 6 Have read

Mercenary Paul Shannon, on a reconaissance job to the African nation of Zangora, is tortured and deported. He returns to lead a revolution.

Publish Date
Publisher
Ėksmo
Language
Russian
Pages
475

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Subjects

Coups d'état, Fiction, Mercenary troops, Large type books, Fiction, thrillers, espionage, Fiction, mystery & detective, general, Fiction, general

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Africa

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Cover of: Psy voĭny
Psy voĭny: roman
2005, Ėksmo
in Russian
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Cover of: The dogs of war
The dogs of war
1991, Bantam Books
in English
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Cover of: DOGS OF WAR
DOGS OF WAR
September 1, 1982, Bantam
Mass Market Paperback in English
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Cover of: The dogs of war.
The dogs of war.
1974, Viking Press
in English
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Edition Notes

Translation of: The dogs of war.

Published in
Moskva
Series
Pocherk mastera
Genre
Fiction.

The Physical Object

Pagination
475 p. ;
Number of pages
475

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23089736M
ISBN 10
5699134751
ISBN 13
9785699134755

First Sentence

"There were no stars that night on the bush airstrip, nor any moon; just the West African darkness wrapping round the scattered groups like warm, wet velvet."

Work Description

In a remote corner of Zangaro, a small republic in Africa, lies Crystal Mountain. At certain times of the day the mountain emits a strange glow. Only Sir James Manson knows why. The mountain contains ten billion dollar's worth of the world's most valuable mineral, platinum. "Not only exciting but truly surprising"--Atlantic. Now the only question is, how to get hold of it. Sir James knows how. Invade the country with a band of savage, cold-blooded mercenaries. Topple the government and set up a puppet dictatorship. Unleash the dogs of war.

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