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This book is a mix of "Black Hawk Down", "Enemy at the Gates" and "Band of Brothers", and it's all true. It tells the story of what happens when careless Western politicians assume that we are experiencing the "end of history" until it turns out that the "Great Game" is back, uglier and more callous than ever. It's the story of the men who tried to fix these mistakes, risking their lives - and sometimes losing them. Shannon Monaghan follows a core group of Western volunteers in Ukraine who fought together from the first days of the Battle of Kiev to the final engagement at Severodonetsk and Bakhmut. They came alone, but they formed a family - at a time when nobody bothered to learn names because everyone expected to die. One of them was among the last men to leave the city of Bakhmut in the last days of May 2022. These men knew very well that they would be fighting without the usual support of NATO. They knew the high risks they would face and the potential criticism they would fear for fighting someone else's war. But they also knew it was the right thing to do. This is their story.
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- Monoghan, Shannon
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- To die with such men. Frontline stories from Ukraine's international Legion
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- English text, 8 plates with colour photos. 320 pages.
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