On September 18, the Znak Horyzont publishing house will publish the book Red Harvest. Volume 1: Pre- emptive strike by Paweł Majka and Radosław Rusak.
The following description is from the publisher:
What if World War III broke out in 1964?
The Cold War is on. West and East grin menacingly. Substitute conflicts are fought on the battlefields of Asia and Africa. Europe enjoys relative peace. Here, the Cold War never acquired a seriously dangerous temperature.
What if history had turned out differently?
What would the reality be like then, in which “our boys”, torn from their homes, would die at the front?
The Red Harvest is a vision of an alternative reality set in the 1960s, in which NATO and the Warsaw Pact stand against each other. The spies of both sides stop obeying any rules, because the rules have changed dramatically. Polish commandos are thrown into devastating attacks in the first days of combat, and a special, deeply secretive subversive unit of the University of Warsaw embarks on a mission that may decide the fate of the war. A war that hides more than one secret. For example, why it really had to explode.
