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Tsushima Syndrome" is a fascinating combination of historical reconstruction and psychological drama. The novel immerses listeners in the atmosphere of the late 19th and early 20th century, exploring the consequences of one of the most famous naval battles.

Book highlights:

• Plot: At the center of the story are the events of the Tsushima battle, one of the key naval battles of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905. The author describes in detail both the strategic and human aspects of this historical catastrophe, as well as the consequences that it left on the fate of the heroes.

• Topics: Historical event, naval strategy, psychology of war, impact of war on personality.

• Style: The book is written in a dynamic and emotional style, with an emphasis on historical authenticity and a deep understanding of human emotions.

Author: Stanislav Smakotin

Genre: Historical Drama, Naval History

Duration: Unknown

Reads: Unknown

Features: An intriguing look at a historical event, psychological depth, detailed reconstruction of historical events.

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