Kalashnikov's Crossroads: War, Design, and Regret
Zahid Ameer
Oct 2024 · Zahid Ameer
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117
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About this ebook
"Kalashnikov's Crossroads: War, Design, and Regret" offers a compelling exploration into the life of Mikhail Kalashnikov, the inventor of the legendary AK-47 rifle. This meticulously researched book delves into the crossroads of war and invention, tracing Kalashnikov’s journey from a humble Soviet soldier to a world-renowned military engineer. Discover the fascinating history of the AK-47, its global impact on modern warfare, and the ethical dilemmas that haunted its creator in his later years. With detailed insights into the design and rise of one of the most influential firearms ever made, this book examines how the AK-47 became a symbol of both liberation and violence across continents. Readers will also learn about Kalashnikov's post-war reflections, his feelings of regret, and the legacy he left behind. A must-read for enthusiasts of military history, weaponry, and biographies, this book provides a nuanced look at one man's invention that changed the world.
About the author
Zahid Ameer is a highly skilled and versatile indie author, ghostwriter, and online marketer from India. Zahid's passion for literature, family, and animals radiates through the captivating narratives he skillfully presents on his YouTube channel and blog. Zahid's works are worth exploring if you seek inspiration and diverse pursuits. Check out his page today to immerse yourself in his world of creativity and passion.
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