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Date de naissance: 1918-09-03
Date de décès: 1976-12-10
Sexe: male
Nationalité: USA
Lieu de naissance: San Francisco, USA
Lieu du décès: Palm Beach, Florida, USA

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The Flight of the Dancing Bear par Mark Rascovich

Soviet circus performer defects to save his aging bear

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ritaer | Mar 2, 2020 |

The Bedford Incident par Mark Rascovich

This book is a great re-telling of Moby Dick, set in the 1960's cold war era. The story concerns a destroyer in the North Atlantic whose mission is to seek out Russian submarines, and force them to surface. Once the submarines surface, they are photographed, and the game starts again. The problem occurs when one Russian submarine proves to be too elusive, and the Captain of the American destroyer takes it personally, as his own white whale. If you enjoy Tom Clanncy's techo-thrillers, this is an early example of the genre. If you have any Navy experience, I think you'd enjoy this book.… (plus d'informations)