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Silent Night: The Defeat of NATO
From Beirut to Belfast, a net of terror closes — and the Russians are ready to strike.
In the stillness of Christmas night, Border Guards, eager to rejoin their families, wave on the traffic from Eastern Europe.
The world is in a mess. Everything is normal.
No-one notices the careful build-up of terrorist groups and infiltrating Agents in the West.
In the short space of a mid-winter dream Western Europe is overwhelmed.
Incredible? Impossible? No.
This is the story of a war that could begin at any moment — ignore it at your peril.
In the stillness of Christmas night, Border Guards, eager to rejoin their families, wave on the traffic from Eastern Europe.
The world is in a mess. Everything is normal.
No-one notices the careful build-up of terrorist groups and infiltrating Agents in the West.
In the short space of a mid-winter dream Western Europe is overwhelmed.
Incredible? Impossible? No.
This is the story of a war that could begin at any moment — ignore it at your peril.
- GenresFiction
304 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1980
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September 23, 2021
Complete waste of money and time. The reverse of those books where NATO always gets the upper hand in its actions, here Soviets are always lucky and/or competent and NATO countries a bunch of idiots. Offers an absurd defense strategy only supported on nuclear weapons.
August 28, 2013
A very upsetting read.
Scary and quite a terribly ruthless fictional Plotline.
Who's to say that this couldn't take place even today after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the lessening of the Iron Curtain? And NATO didn't have a chance thanks to their continuing laxness of not taking the Russians serious enough.
Scary and quite a terribly ruthless fictional Plotline.
Who's to say that this couldn't take place even today after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the lessening of the Iron Curtain? And NATO didn't have a chance thanks to their continuing laxness of not taking the Russians serious enough.
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