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"In the worst peacetime disaster experienced by the Russian Navy, on 12 August 2000 the state-of-the-art nuclear-powered Kursk submarine sank with the loss of 118 officers and crew. The sinking was a humanitarian, environmental, military and political catastrophe for Russia, and a powerful reversal for President Putin's standing both at home and abroad." "But what really happened? Did, as the Russians initially claimed, a British or American submarine actually collide with the Kursk, causing the fatal explosion in the bow? Or was an outmoded fuel type to blame, igniting disastrously when one…
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3 editions- Paperback · English · 2003Simon & Schuster UK · 320 pages · 9780684020891
- Other · English · 2003Pocket · 267 pages · 9780743449410
- Other · English · 2002Simon & Schuster · 201 pages · 9780743230728
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