Moskovska pravila

Moskovska pravila

Daniel Silva

The sudden death of a journalist brings secret agent Gabriel Allon to Russia. Not to the gloomy Moscow of Soviet times, but to modern Moscow awash with oil wealth ruled by a new generation of wealthy Stalinists.

One of them is Ivan Karkov, a former colonel of the KGB, whose world empire was built on the lucrative and unscrupulous arms trade. Karkov intends to sell the most dangerous Russian weapons to Al-Qa'ida. If Allon wants to prevent him from doing so, he must find out the place and time of delivery...

Original title
Moscow rules
Translation
Tomislav Zagoda
Editor
Davor Uskoković
Graphics design
Henry Steadman
Dimensions
22.5 x 15 cm
Pages
387
Publisher
Znanje, Zagreb, 2011.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53324-477-8

Two copies are available

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Condition:Used, excellent condition

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