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Название книги: The Bear and the Dragon
Автор(ы): Tom Clancy
Жанр: Триллер
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Bear-and-the-Dragon-148775.html
The Bear and the Dragon
AcknowledgmentsAs always, some friends were there to help: Roland, the screw in Colorado, for the superb language lesson - good luck looking after your wayward children-Harry, the kid in the ether world, for some unexpected information,John G., my gateway into the world of technology,And Charles, a fine teacher from long ago, and probably a pretty good soldier, too.
PROLOGUE
The White MercedesGoing to work was the same everywhere, and the changeover from Marxism-Leninism to Chaos-Capitalism hadn't changed matters much - well, maybe things were now a little worse. Moscow, a city of wide streets, was harder to drive in now that nearly anyone could have a car, and the center lane down the wide boulevards was no longer tended by militiamen for the Politburo and used by Central Committee men who considered it a personal right of way, like Czarist princes in their troika sleds. Now it was a left turn lane for anyone with a Zil or other private car. In the case of Sergey Nikolay'ch
Название книги: The Bear and the Dragon
Автор(ы): Tom Clancy
Жанр: Триллер
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Bear-and-the-Dragon-148775.html
The Bear and the Dragon
AcknowledgmentsAs always, some friends were there to help: Roland, the screw in Colorado, for the superb language lesson - good luck looking after your wayward children-Harry, the kid in the ether world, for some unexpected information,John G., my gateway into the world of technology,And Charles, a fine teacher from long ago, and probably a pretty good soldier, too.
PROLOGUE
The White MercedesGoing to work was the same everywhere, and the changeover from Marxism-Leninism to Chaos-Capitalism hadn't changed matters much - well, maybe things were now a little worse. Moscow, a city of wide streets, was harder to drive in now that nearly anyone could have a car, and the center lane down the wide boulevards was no longer tended by militiamen for the Politburo and used by Central Committee men who considered it a personal right of way, like Czarist princes in their troika sleds. Now it was a left turn lane for anyone with a Zil or other private car. In the case of Sergey Nikolay'ch
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